In 169 AD, during the Eastern Han dynasty, in Liangzhou.
A loud cry rang out from the Geng family residence. A descendant of Geng Yan, the Grand General Who Establishes Might and one of the Twenty-Eight Generals of the Yuntai Pavilion, had been born.
What no one knew, however, was that the infant named Geng Wu housed the soul of someone from the twenty-first century. Our protagonist had arrived in an age of rising heroes, with darkness drawing near.
“Where… am I?” Geng Wu tried to open his eyes, but saw only a blur of light and shadow. Liu Bang’s Three-Point Agreement, Liu Xiu’s miracle at Kunyang… sweeping episodes from history, along with the future Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Three Kingdoms’ eventual division, flashed through his mind like scenes from a lantern show.
“The Eastern Han… a descendant of Geng Yan… 169 AD…” His heart shook. “This is the eve of the empire’s collapse! And I’ve become a player in this great game for the realm!”
I really like your writing style! But there is a slight flaw in the ointment. I don't like the history of the late Han Dynasty very much. It would be perfect if I could travel through time and become Geng Jingzhong who overthrew the Qing Dynasty 🥰🥰🥰🥰 How can I reward you? 🥰
Yes, the writing is plain and delicate. Although the male protagonist does not have a system, it is a good start to be born in the house of a prefect. The only flaw is that without a system, the development will be slower. It does not look good enough. I can only rely on myself and my family to develop slowly. It is considered a good writing among the Three Kingdoms-themed novels. I look forward to the plot becoming more and more exciting. I highly recommend it.
I read 30 chapters in one go. The first 30 chapters were quite interesting, but the protagonist is a little bit younger. I feel that most of the protagonists in Three Kingdoms are a bit younger. When I recommend it, adding 2-3 years to the protagonist makes me feel more comfortable (I feel like this myself, and the viewing experience will be much better). The part where I fight Zhang Fei is a bit abrupt. Looking forward to the next plot
It was so good that I finished reading it in one go. The overall feeling is very good. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot. I will treat heroes of all walks of life politely. I will not lick or be hostile to them. I want to develop my own path. I just feel that the protagonist has done too much. I don't know what the follow-up development will be. I look forward to it.
I can feel that the author has just joined the Internet. I wonder if I am a little offensive by saying this? However, I feel that the target is well written, at least it is at the top of the Tomato Three Kingdoms series. It has a strong sense of time and a smooth narrative. I won't go into details about its advantages. The disadvantage is that the article has some historical errors, but this is also very common for everyone writing long historical novels.
The writing is concise and the rhythm is tight. I look forward to the next chapter!
Not bad, very pretty
Support it, even though I haven't seen much yet.
Richly written so far. Good.
Very good and very satisfied! ,,,,,,