The Late Han and Three Kingdoms: Summoning Fierce Generals
汉末三国之召唤猛将
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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The plot is pretty good, with some exciting moments, and the updates are frequent. I hope it continues. You're just bullying Liu Bei, aren't you? You've already snatched Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, and Zhuge Liang away, haha!
The random additions are quite well-written; among summoning-themed wish-fulfillment novels, this one is one of the few readable ones with a well-developed ensemble cast. Of the opposing forces, only Genghis Khan and Dong Zhuo are well-developed; other warlords, such as Liu Bei, seem like forced additions.
I hope the author won't stop updating. I feel this novel is actually quite interesting, so why isn't it popular? Personally, I think it's quite interesting; the writing is solid, vivid, and engaging. 🍉🤭
Listening to this book makes me think about time travel all day.
Dear author, where does the protagonist plan to start his career? I think after quelling the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he could try to go to Yanmen Pass in Yanmen County, Bingzhou, to defend against the foreign tribes. It would be a good opportunity to fight them; the foreign tribes that were previously neutralized would still have the authority to recruit soldiers and horses, allowing them to sustain their war effort through warfare.
It's good, but the main character group hasn't been strengthened. There are too many powerful figures from other factions who have joined the fray, and their roles aren't well-distributed. Later on, you could establish a medical institute, a penal institute, a case investigation institute, etc.
It's very well written. The protagonist has a system, but it doesn't seem very useful. There's summoning and random appearances, multiple female leads, children, three restorations of the Han Dynasty, but he never became emperor, instead calling himself the King of Beiliang. He recruits Li Shimin, Cao Cao, and Liu Bei into his ranks, though I've forgotten their specific professions. He unifies the entire world.
Everything is great, except for the balancing system's intrusion. It gives me a bit of a Minotaur vibe. It's supposed to be the protagonist's system, but in the name of balance, it summons characters that don't belong to the main character. 🤦🤦🤦
The plot is well-written and quite good. The beginnings were alright, but it got increasingly boring; in a word, chaotic.
This is great to watch; the content is very engaging.