Three Kingdoms: Reborn as Liu Qi, I Immediately Marry Zhang Xiu
三国：魂穿刘琦，我直接联姻张绣
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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- Three Kingdoms: Liu Qi of Jingzhou, Marrying Zhang Xiu's Daughter from the Start三国：荆州刘琦，开局娶张绣之女Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is a very good, pure Three Kingdoms novel without a system or plot device. The pacing is consistently steady, and it's definitely a slow burn with around a thousand chapters. The author has written very well, and I hope they keep it up and don't stop updating. It's hard to please everyone, and there will definitely be many Three Kingdoms fans who enjoy this genre.
Four stars do not affect the rating. As a historical time-travel novel, it gives me the feeling that it understands history better than many other historical novels, but not completely. The writing style is not bad, and it describes a lot of details, but there are always some parts that feel awkward in a modern way. It is neither scientific nor historical, but overall it is still worth reading.
Overall, things seem pretty good so far, but I'm unsure how to break this deadlock. Being in Jingnan, with Liu Zhang and Zhang Lu above, Sun Quan and Zhou Yu below, Liu Biao overhead, and Cao Cao's overwhelming power, it's truly difficult. Moreover, besides Huang Zhong, there are no truly outstanding generals on land.
What a great book! This book brings Liu Qi to life! From a historical "good-for-nothing" to a ruthless hero who dared to challenge Zhang Xiu and intercept Gan Ning, the character reversal is incredibly captivating. Fans of the Three Kingdoms period can experience a different kind of turbulent era through the plot, and the writing style is also very immersive.
A novel without a system is only worth three stars. The perspective is good. Among the many Three Kingdoms novels, finally someone has noticed Liu Biao. One star is deducted for two reasons: First, the descriptions of the battle scenes are indeed inferior to those of top veteran writers. Second, I feel that including Zhuge Liang was a mistake. The talent collection was too easy.
It's going well so far; the author's writing is good, but the plot is developing a bit slowly. However, it's on track now, and hopefully the protagonist will soon encounter powerful figures like Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan.
There aren't many readers yet, but I'll give it a good review first. This book is indeed quite good, with a few minor issues. Keep updating and you'll achieve success. The main problem is that everyone seems to mock or look down on the protagonist. Liu Qi, despite his prominent status, doesn't deserve such treatment; there's no real hierarchy between them.
Intelligent, with sound values, and good writing skills. [Staring emoji] [Learned something new]
I'm the author 🤔 Anyway, I just wanted to write a story that I like 🤔
It's pretty good; it's a rare gem among tomatoes.