I’d like to rename this “Three Kingdoms: Liu Shan, Heaven’s Emperor, Revives the Han Thrice,”
but unfortunately, I can’t change it.
[No System + no cheats + strategic simulations + hands-off approach to empire-building]
Transmigrate into Liu Shan? Before he’s even a year old, he survives seven charges through Cao’s army?
Now that he’s here, there’ll be no more eternal regrets: Jingzhou lost through carelessness, the entrusting of the orphaned heir at Baidi City, or the falling star at Wuzhang Plains. Even without cheats, he’ll still save Guan Yu, retake Chang’an, and conquer the realm!
Starting at Changban Slope, he’ll promote agriculture, guard against Eastern Wu, hold Jingzhou, take Xiangfan, and defy the fate of Liu Bei’s faction.
The Eastern Han falls, and the Later Han is founded. The grand general leads a detached force to attack Wan and Luoyang, while the emperor personally leads the main army out through the Qin River Valley. The common people welcome the imperial forces with food and drink.
The late emperor began his great undertaking but could not finish it, and died before it was even halfway done. Yet Cao Wei remains undefeated, Eastern Wu still stands, and the realm is not at peace.
The Heaven Emperor cracks his whip, unifies the realm, recovers the Western Regions, launches expeditions beyond the northern frontier, expands the empire, and brings the surrounding tribes to heel. Wherever the civilizing influence of the court reaches, envoys from every nation come to pay homage in Chang’an!
Having revived the Han thrice, Liu Shan finds that the two Han dynasties have used up too many imperial temple names, so he creates a new set.
No cheats, and the story sticks as closely to official history as possible. The style is fairly understated, with an emphasis on strategic simulations. It may be read like a realistic strategy game, simulating an alternate course of official history. The Later Han is full of talented figures, and the story is something of an ensemble novel rather than being told mostly from Liu Shan’s point of view.
I have read so many books on Three Kingdoms Travel, and this one is the most reasonable and objective. The logic behind the changes is clear, and the content is not confusing. Therefore, I highly recommend this book and give it a five-star rating.
It's written well. Whether it's Guan Yu or Zhang Fei, anyone can fight them for many rounds and escape from them. It's so well written, I recommend everyone to read it. The protagonist has very little dialogue. After reading dozens of chapters, there is no trace of the protagonist.
It doesn't feel cheating or brainless, and it has great potential!
It's quite interesting and not so brainless. I hope the author will continue to write it well.
Very good very good
The author's writing style is very strong, come on. 💕💕💕
Very good Three Kingdoms, logical and reasonable
I have read more than a dozen such novels, and this book is definitely the first!! I hope the author will work hard 👏 Uncle Huang is a huge fan and has seen many such works, but most of them cannot be tolerated. They are either bad systems in myths or unrealistic and obscene changes in history after transcendence! The author of this book did not choose the protagonist out of thin air, but followed the historical context of the Three Kingdoms. It is obvious that he consulted a large amount of information and documents, so that every decision of Liu Chan was rooted in reality - the consideration of farming and accumulating grain, the deduction of ordnance improvement, and the plan of people's livelihood and recuperation, all have traces to follow, which not only escapes the sense of suspension of "cool writing", but also maintains the rigorous background of historical novels. I like it very much, but it's a pity that the updates have slowed down since I have to study abroad! Come on, whether it's novel writing or real-life studies 👍👍👍👍
It's been a long time since I've seen an old-style novel like this. It feels like I'm back ten years ago.
It's still very interesting, I just like the historical ones 👍👍👍