
Sky Screen: From the Start, Ranking the Three Kingdoms’ Strategists
天幕:开局盘点三国谋士
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- Completed
- Length
- 450k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Looking for New Novels About the Late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms, Published in the Past Year
Looking for something like "The Han Dynasty’s Last Embers: I’m Not Fighting for the Central Plains, I’m Fighting for the World." Three Kingdoms history, creative ideas, something fresh. No old books, I’ve read pretty much all of them.
Late Han Three Kingdoms + Liberation + Reform + Red Ideology
I've read a lot of Three Kingdoms stories, and their general themes are all pretty similar. I'm getting tired of them. Are there any that do something different? Something like: build a base and develop in the early stages, recruit famous generals and build a reputation; rise to prominence and fight for the realm in the middle; then unify China, reform the world, and establish democracy in the end.
Sky Screen Stories That Don’t Constantly Explain History
I’m so tired of sky screen stories that are all about history. Does anyone really spend all their time watching history videos in real life???
Looking for Historical Reaction Stories with a Historically Rigorous Perspective, Thank You
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Looking for Recap and Editing-Style Novels, Preferably Without a Protagonist
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Looking for Three Kingdoms novels where the protagonist summons the Black Armor Iron Cavalry from the start.
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I admire authors who have their own understanding and stick to their own viewpoints. Even with so many malicious one-star reviews, it doesn't stop them from continuing to write. Authors who steadfastly write according to their own understanding and aren't swayed by negative reviews are truly amazing! I'd love to support them too. I love authors who don't follow the crowd.
I've noticed many readers disagree with the ranking of these strategists, with Zhuge Liang being the most popular. Then I saw one reader say, "Don't try to change the historical narrative and establish his historical status. First, think about how to reverse the ratings." So, let's reverse the ratings!!! Five stars! 😏👍
It's very much based on historical records, largely excluding unofficial histories and fictional accounts, and adheres to the historical accounts of battles. There are a few minor flaws, though. Lu Su, Lü Meng, and Lu Xun could all be in the top ten.
After reading so many books, I finally found one that doesn't vilify the Eastern Wu! (But when Sun Jian was still alive, Sun Ce and Zhou Yu were still minors, right? Why did they both have wives? That's a bit of a jarring plot point.)
The fact that the author could present such a unique perspective deserves my five-star rating, and it's not without reason; it cites well-founded historical accounts.
Why is your score only 5.1? You've even forgotten Zhao Yun? You're too talented! Civil officials should be ranked 20th and military generals 30th. And your random ranking of Zhuge Liang 1st, Sima Yi 2nd, Zhou Yu 3rd is not open to debate.
The writing is good, and the content is exciting. I really like it!
It's fantastic! I love reading these roundups! The author writes so well, each part seamlessly connected to the next!
Hurry up and release the sequels! They're well-written, taking an unconventional approach. Modern readers might not understand them, but future generations will.
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