
Three Kingdoms: The Great Virtuous Teacher Only Wishes for Peace in All the Land
三国:大贤良师,只愿这天下太平
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 131k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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54Chapters
5.8Score
4kReads · all time
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This book is well written. There is no golden finger, no system, and no so-called bad custom of being admitted as a scholar and entering the officialdom just by writing poems and songs. Only Zhang Jiao can pass through and become dead. From the thought of self-preservation as a modern person, I felt the miserable life of the people at that time and the hopeless future, and felt that the proletariat was a pig and a dog in the feudal society, living without human rights, and then it burst out that self-preservation cannot survive, only reform. There are a lot of flashbacks during this period, which may make readers feel dragged out or even bloated. But I think it's very good, because modern people who have not experienced the hardships at the bottom cannot understand how suffocating the so-called feudal oppression is. Thus gradually overturning and replacing. The plots between many of the supporting roles are advanced in a cheerful way, making people keep reading. Worth a look, a taste, and a recommendation.