Three Kingdoms: The Uncrowned Chancellor
三国：无冕之相
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 752k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 13
A Sickly, Beloved Strategist in the Three Kingdoms, Preferably on the Cao Wei Side
It must feature a frail, sickly protagonist.
The Three Kingdoms: The Imperial Uncle Series
The protagonist must have a System and build a prosperous, populous Huaxia. No working as a hired strategist, no picking up another man's castoffs like Cao Cao, and no transmigrating into a character to live someone else's life. Overthrow the emperor and aristocratic clans, build villages, towns, cities, and a nation, recruit famous ministers and brilliant generals, develop technology, and unite the entire planet 🌍🌏🌎
There Are No Good Three Kingdoms Novels. Disagree? Come Debate Me. Note: I Don’t Like Liu Bei
Three Kingdoms, Strategy, and Smart Characters
Three Kingdoms stories with smart characters, please. Keep the characters intelligent, and no overpowered wish-fulfillment heroes!
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Characters Aren't Idiots?
Looking for books like Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Overhears the Inner Thoughts of Me, the Cautious One. Something along those lines.
There Isn't a Single Three Kingdoms Novel That Doesn't Target Liu Xuande. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Guan Yu: Big Bro, why are you always getting slandered? Liu Bei: Who knows? (.•́︿•̀.)
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.)
Looking for high-IQ Three Kingdoms Political Intrigue Novels with No System
There Are Fewer and Fewer Three Kingdoms Stories Lately. I've Already Finished All the Good Ones
Please recommend a few books, everyone!
Three Kingdoms Strategist Fics, Preferably With the Male Lead Serving Cao Cao
No pretending to be weak to outsmart the strong, and no mind-reading.
There Seem to Be So Few Three Kingdoms Novels About Civil Officials and Strategists
There seem to be very few books about civil officials and strategists.
No Showing Off and Face-Slapping. Do the Supporting Characters Have to Mock the Protagonist for the Story to Work?
So many novels these days are all about showing off and face-slapping, with side characters making stupid, snide remarks. Otherwise, they’re always doubting the protagonist, as if the protagonist naturally inspires everyone’s hatred. In real life, even if people don’t believe you, they wouldn’t say it out loud and invite trouble. This is so frustrating.
Reader comments 18
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It's been a long time since I read Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Overall, the book is relatively bland. The good thing is that you can indeed witness the growth of the protagonist. However, the overall direction of the book is too close to history, which will give people a feeling that the protagonist has little sense of existence. There are many endings that can be changed but remain the same. In the same direction as history, it may be that the author wanted to highlight and stimulate the growth of the protagonist through Cao Ang's death (but it was really a bit difficult to understand 🥺) because the previous article wrote so much about Cao Ang that it would make people mistakenly think that this historical update would never happen. But later on, I see that the author's writing style is gradually getting better. There are good and bad. I still like the protagonist's change in Zhuge Liang's heart. It reflects the awe and inferiority of a figure that has been mythical in history. Later, he gradually became more confident. If the overall evaluation of the book is 10 points, I can give it 8.5-9.0 (My own evaluation). But because the author is a newcomer and has a new book, I will give it full stars [Blow kiss] I hope the author will continue to work hard.
😘It really suits my taste. If you like IQ online, you can read it if you don't have a harem. If you make suggestions, the author will also reply. He is also diligent. This article is really good. Good good, I am a foreigner. I came to China and read such a good article. China is really great👨╭💳Swipe my card.
The author's writing style is excellent, the writing style is meticulous, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the plot of the story is well arranged. It is not brainless and refreshing.
It's good-looking, the IQ is above average, the male protagonist is also good, and he's not bad because he's in Cao Ying
Can you still rate yourself? Must be 5 stars, hahaha
I like it very much, especially the battle of wits and courage between Zhou Yan and Zhuge Liang is very exciting. It also has a cultural atmosphere, which is consistent with the dynasty and background of the time.
The writing is very good, the details are good, and the sense of immersion is good. It feels like experiencing it personally. It can be regarded as an above-average work.
It's well written, and it's considered to be the best among the Three Kingdoms novels I've read [laughing crookedly]
It's quite interesting, but the protagonist is a time traveler. If you know the plot, don't you want to save Boss Cao's relatives? But I think it's okay. I read another book on the Three Kingdoms that saved me, so I'm not very attached to it. Oops, I can't do it anymore. There's a book by a copywriter on the bookshelf. Well, I worked on about a dozen chapters in one day. It was a lot of volume and fast pace, but the enthusiasm was also very low. Now that I see the author, I really feel like you are a pair of brothers in need () 😏
Give it 4 stars! I don't like the title of each chapter too much, it's too jumpy