Three Kingdoms: I Built the Hall of Heroes by Hand, and Divine Generals Came Flocking
三国，手搓英杰殿，神将争相现
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- Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, I Summon Divine Generals from the Start魂穿三国，开局召唤神将Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book features a dual system, focusing on Liu Bian and Liu Xie. I hope everyone enjoys it; the young author will strive to write each plot point well. Suggestions regarding the four-dimensional data of historical figures are welcome, and the author will revise accordingly!
It's very realistic and well-written, similar in style to "The Qin Empire: Summoning the World." Each historical figure is exceptionally well-developed. I hope it doesn't end abruptly or have a bad ending. Keep up the good work, author! 🥰💕❤️ After following this for so long, I still find it quite enjoyable.
So far, it's pretty good. Liu Bian and Liu Xie are both time travelers with systems, and they're even at odds. This setting is very interesting and makes me want to keep reading. I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.
This is absolutely amazing! The protagonist isn't mindlessly overpowered, and the antagonists aren't invincible or absolutely weak. It's not mindless or overly exaggerated; the balance is great, with both sides evenly matched. Even the protagonist's characters die. I don't understand why some people have to nitpick like that. Novels are meant to be entertaining; if you're going to be so serious, you might as well read historical records. Keep up the good work, author! 🥰
It's quite well-written. Although some minor details are overlooked, it doesn't detract from the overall experience. The language is sharp, concise, clear, and grand. It uses simple and easy-to-understand sentences to draw the reader into a chaotic battle between various forces. The intrigues and battlefield struggles between heroes from different dynasties are truly enjoyable to read. The author's skill is evident from the choice of words. Five stars! I hope it stays that way.
Yes, but Li Cunxiao's martial arts prowess is too low! He should be on par with Li Yuanba, otherwise what's the point? It would be interesting if Xiang Yu, Li Cunxiao, and Li Yuanba were all equally skilled! Li Cunxiao's martial arts prowess isn't too low. There are too many divine generals! Are you planning to write a myth?
It's so great, at least my favorite royal uncle is doing well 😏
I have two points to make. If Liu Bian is consistently winning and overwhelmingly suppressing Liu Xie, what's the point of the dual male protagonist system? There should be winners and losers. So far, it seems that opposing Liu Bian only leads to death, which detracts from the viewing experience. The author could have grouped loyal ministers into two categories: those with good endings and those with bad reputations and tragic fates.
Ideally, defeat Liu Xie early on and absorb the system to unlock summoning privileges from the ancient times and the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, or give the system to Li Shimin to make him the boss. After defeating Li Shimin, drive him to the west.
That's truly amazing. The author doesn't play by the rules. The strongest characters aren't the usual Li Yuanba, Li Shangyin, and Li Cunxiao from the Three Kingdoms summoning stories, but rather Han Jiao (though not the protagonist). Xiang Yu is at level 109 with all his skills maxed out, reaching level 123 in one-on-one combat. Han Jiao is at level 108, the same as him.