Dual World Gate: From the Start, I Had 80,000 Elite Armored Troops
双穿门：开局八万全甲精锐
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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I've finished reading it all. The theme downplays the protagonist's dual transmigration battles of wits and courage, as well as potential national issues, and focuses directly on the protagonist going to Africa to do foreign trade. For a typical Three Kingdoms story with unlimited resources, this is quite good.
It's great! I love the story of generals and officials from the Three Kingdoms period fighting against the late Qing Dynasty. 🥰
It's pretty good! It's just that the author writes too enthusiastically, making it a bit uncomfortable to read.
I really love this book! But wait, after the unification war, could we also unify the other dynasties at their end? And even in modern times, while cooperating with nations, could we still conquer places like Africa? And since we can go to the past, we could also go to the future or other planets and start interstellar travel! 🙂🙂🙂 Why are you only releasing filler chapters lately?
A different take on the Three Kingdoms; I give all novels featuring dual time travel a five-star rating. This is just to encourage them; there's no particular reason, I just love reading dual time travel stories.
A typical "feel-good" novel. It's okay to listen to audiobooks when you're looking for something to read, and it's still somewhat readable, even though the rating is a bit low. I just mindlessly read it. That's how Tomato (a popular Chinese author) is these days; finding a book you can actually get through is already a good thing.
The protagonist has a teleportation portal, allowing him to acquire resources from the modern era, build up his power and influence in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and ultimately unify the world. The next door opens in 1880, marking the beginning of the conquest of Kenya, the capture of Australia, and the expansion into Southeast Asia.
The protagonist doesn't need to reveal his trump cards to his subordinates. Keep up the good work, author! Write a satisfying story!
It was quite fun, just watching the excitement, but I still really enjoyed it.
It's a straightforward, unoriginal story with no major flaws, making it a decent read. It's a mindless, enjoyable read, perfect for those looking to refresh their minds.