I Became Adou and Lost the Memorial on the Northern Expedition from the Start!
穿成阿斗，开局弄丢出师表！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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980Chapters
1.5kReads · 30 days
290.5kReads · all time
173Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.7Score
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Reading without thinking is great, great! Let the male lead suffer, just don't torture the Prime Minister. 🙂 It's obvious the author loves Zhao Zilong a lot, but give the Prime Minister more screen time too.
It's been a long time since I've heard such a satisfying Three Kingdoms story. It's been enjoyable from beginning to end, and it's not just mindless fun; the characters are very intelligent. It's just a shame that there are so few updates. I'm afraid the author will be overwhelmed by the lack of updates and the story will be rushed to completion, which would be terrible. 😅
Having read no fewer than ten novels on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this one is the most exquisite and captivating. The logic is intricately woven; if it were to exceed 10,000 pages, it could be adapted into a TV series 🤭 Author, please continue writing diligently and don't use AI!
The writing is alright, but Zhuge Liang watched Liu Shan grow up, and he would ask, "Your Majesty, where has my Liu Shan gone?"
Well written; although it has a system, there are no unnecessary rewards. It's clear the author is a fan of the Shu Han dynasty, and the book reflects their deep longing for an ideal state and an enlightened ruler. Overall, it's worth reading.
Ending: Zhuge Liang asked Liu Shan: Is my emperor still alive?
The plot is excellent, the strategies are brilliant, and the writing is superb.
Excellent! There's more detail devoted to it, and it's not just about Liu Shan's self-salvation. The Han Dynasty! People from Hanzhong are giving it a thumbs up! [There's a slight AI touch in the middle, but it's good that it's there; there's less resistance now.]
Looks great, I love watching it. (Human-computer interaction) [Staring]
It's good, but a bit slow. It's not filler, though. Maybe it's because I've read too many fast-paced, action-packed novels; they write one story over many chapters. I read over a hundred chapters in one go and plan to save it for later. I don't know how it goes later, but if it continues like this, it might reach 10,000 chapters by the end.