Reviving the Han Dynasty for the Third Time: I Transmigrate as Liu Bei's Eldest Legitimate Son
三兴炎汉：穿越成刘备嫡长子
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 569k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2mo ago
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Looking for High-Quality Historical Fiction!
High-Quality Three Kingdoms Novels
A transmigration story, the identity doesn't matter as long as it's high-status, but not the emperor. The protagonist should know history well and anticipate the enemy's moves, but shouldn't become a ruler. Don't deliberately denigrate certain historical figures or invent contrived schemes within schemes just to make the protagonist look clever. Nothing too short or weak, and it shouldn't lose steam halfway through. Around a million words.
Three Kingdoms, Three Kingdoms, Three Kingdoms
Three Kingdoms novels without a System. There are barely any good books on Tomato these days. (I get annoyed as soon as I see a System.)
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
Gain a Little Each Year and Rise from a Country Bumpkin to the Dao Ancestor of the Immortal Realm!
Fantasy, wild imagination, eternal life
Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms and Join Cao Cao
Strategists or military generals.
A Veteran Bookworm Looking for Three Kingdoms Novels Worth Reading
I want to read something like Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao's Rebellious Son, Shattering the Imperial Jade Seal from the Start.
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The plot is good, but it deifies Zhuge Liang. If it were about Zhuge Liang believing the protagonist was a god descended from heaven, that would be fine, but if it explicitly states the protagonist is a time traveler, then expect a two-star review.
It's good, but there are so few characters. I wonder when the female lead will appear. Some readers might find her annoying, but that's just how Xiangxiang's personality is. The author's synopsis says the female lead won't appear much, so it's okay.
It's a good read, the writing is excellent, and the dialogue, presented in a style reminiscent of classical Chinese, is a rare find in Three Kingdoms literature. I hope the author continues this style, and I hope the book becomes a hit. Oh, and by the way, could there be a single female lead? 😏
Liu Bei's most trusted strategist was Fa Zheng. Even Zhuge Liang said that if Fa Zheng hadn't died, Liu Bei might not have suffered the disastrous defeat at Yiling. Liu Bei's invitation to Zhuge Liang at Longzhong was a desperate attempt, a last resort when all other options seemed lost. Zhuge Liang had actively followed Liu Bei, but he was never truly valued by him.
This is such a fantastic Three Kingdoms story! It's the longest I've ever followed one. I hope more people discover this work and give the author some encouragement! 😎
A very good novel about the Three Kingdoms, highly recommended.
Here's a small suggestion: add more scenes featuring Cao Cao. Without Cao Cao, the humor in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms would be halved.
It's really well-written; I think it's already quite good. I hope the author can keep it up! 😳 Keep going, author!
It's a great read. The protagonist doesn't follow the history entirely from his memory; he has his own ideas, and the novel captures the heroic spirit of the Shu Han dynasty. In short, it's rare to find such a good Shu Han novel. Keep up the good work, author! I'll be waiting for you on my bookshelf every day.
It's actually quite good. I like this type of story; I can't get into those lighthearted, frivolous writings at all.