I Am the Son of Heaven at the End of Han, Why Should I Fear the Warlords?
朕为汉末天子，何惧天下群雄！
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- Completed
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- 986k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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441Chapters
25Reads · 30 days
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Summon Three Kingdoms Generals and Conquer the World
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I've been following this series since last night and finished it. The beginning was great, but towards the end, it became chaotic and there were too many main characters. At the beginning, I thought it was a three-way struggle between Liu Bian, the reborn Liu Xie, and a time traveler, but then it suddenly became a battle between emperors of past dynasties and the natives of the Three Kingdoms for…
It's actually not bad, but there's one thing I can't stand: the five stats of the characters in the Three Kingdoms are all too high. I've seen many emperors and generals who unified the country aren't as strong as them, which is unreasonable. While the characters in the Three Kingdoms are indeed very strong, the unification of the country—whether it's luck or something else—shouldn't theoretically make them stronger than the founding emperors of the Ming, Han, and Tang dynasties.
It's a decent story to watch, even if you consider it a game-like narrative. The problem is that many monarchs still had the same subordinates, and there were far too many of them. The main characters from other dynasties are fewer, and the top talents of the Three Kingdoms period are somewhat lacking when placed in a complete historical narrative.
It's a great read, but I wonder if it can keep going. I'm also really looking forward to the epic battles between the various rulers later on.
I've read up to chapter 26, and it's not bad. The chaotic battle is well-written, and I personally think it's quite enjoyable.
When was the character summoned? It's a bit strange that you wrote a time traveler as the boss but didn't let him appear.
Good, unlike other stories that start with a bunch of famous generals. I hope it can keep going.
The first book I finished reading was probably "Summoning Fierce Generals in the Three Kingdoms," which offers a different perspective. It was quite good (✪▽✪), except for some minor flaws in word choice at times.
The author writes well and is very innovative; I support you.
It's indeed quite good, but the military and war scenes aren't well-written. I recommend checking out "The Peak Summoning of the Three Kingdoms".