
Three Kingdoms: Starting Out as a Frontier King
三国:从边疆封王开始
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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741Chapters
14.8kReads
7.5Score
1.2kShelves
4.4kListens
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Overall it's very, very good, but just because it's so good, there are some minor points that I can't stand. 1. Regarding the mother's matter, the thunder is loud but the rain is small. It has been discussed and discussed for a long time. According to the article, a year has passed, but no action has been taken, and the infiltration has not even begun. 2. Based on the previous point, I can think that there are not enough people, and it is also true. You have done a good job in improving people's livelihood and opened up a lot of territory. I think two people are not enough. The protagonist is also famous. Although I think some people from aristocratic families will not take the initiative to come, but those from poor families should be able to come if invited by the protagonist. 3. The marriage proposal took a long time, there were not enough people, and some writing was used to create a mess, such as the marriage proposal was rejected, the protagonist was angry, etc. I personally don't like this point. This matter is not the core of the article. It is unnecessary to waste more words and make readers unhappy. 4. The article is broken up like a blind person writing a book. It is difficult to read and the sentences are seriously defective. Moreover, the first paragraph is basically a chapter, and the failure to divide it into paragraphs is very serious. In addition to the above four points, I feel that this is a perfect book. I give it a four-star rating, which I feel is a pity, but I also cannot bear the above four points.
It's pretty good. It's great in every way. It's the most interesting historical article I've read so far, and the characters are well written. I'm interested in reading it. (It would be better if the author updates it sooner)
It's very enjoyable to watch, and the wording is pretty good for this type of novel.
Yes, the first few pictures are very attractive. The author writes them well. Have you considered our audience for listening to the book in this sentence segmentation? Can't you read a good book with some snacks? The sentences are just messed up. Hey, look at my previous positive comments, they are simply wrong.
The content is described in more detail and is relatively novel. It is not a cool novel. It makes people feel like the protagonist has grown up and has a strong sense of involvement.
This is a masterpiece written by a colleague of the Three Kingdoms. It is truly a blessing for me to read it. Now I am determined to read it day and night to show its brilliance; to chant it day and night to show its literary spirit. The author's writing style is smooth, refreshing, thoughtful, and far-reaching. He is the best among his colleagues in the True Three Kingdoms, and is far superior to others.
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The book is beautiful. The plot moves quickly. There are always some AI-like errors popping up. But generally speaking it's acceptable. It looks great. I love reading it. The writing behind it is really top-notch. I can't stop reading it. Five stars.
Well written. From another perspective, it writes about the Three Kingdoms before the Han Dynasty. Worth a look.
In troubled times, direct thunder means unification, hurry up