[Mystery + Three Kingdoms + Golden Finger] A blend of the Three Kingdoms and the Secret Sequence.
The Three Kingdoms is no history book. It's a hunting ground for twenty-two sources of power!
Zhuge Liang follows the Diviner pathway to glimpse the secrets of heaven, only to discover he is merely a marionette in Luo Guanzhong's book.
Liu Bei seems unmatched in benevolence, but is actually a high-sequence Witch pathway Beyonder, using his "Saintly Mother" persona to make the Five Tiger Generals devoted servants at his feet.
Cao Cao's rules are iron law, while Sima Yi lies in wait for three generations, biding his time to take his place from the shadows.
When the Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks the seal on Luoyang's dragon vein, sources of power flood into the mortal realm, and one black swan event follows another.
Zhuge Liang wants to fool fate and become a god. But after Guan Yu's death, Liu Bei awakens to the Hunter pathway and plans to complete a sacrifice with a war that will stain the land red.
And above the curtain, Luo Guanzhong smiles as he rewrites everything with his brush.
This is not a tripartite division of the realm.
This is the ultimate game between twenty-two extraordinary pathways!
Are they sincere?
Liu Bei doesn't dare ask.
He sets himself one rule: Don't ask whether it's true or false, only whether it's right or wrong. Those eight words carry him through Xinye, through Red Cliffs, and through his conquest of Shu and ascension to kingship.
Until Guan Yu dies at Maicheng. The thread tied for thirty years snaps.
At last, Liu Bei asks.
The answer burns him to ashes.
The author has a profound literary foundation. The novel has the historical background of the original Three Kingdoms period, which makes it easy for readers to understand. It also incorporates new elements that create a collision with history, making it a worthwhile and very enjoyable read. From each individual's perspective, they were not wrong. I think the underlying tone of history is very somber and sorrowful.
The writing is fast-paced and concise, with no unnecessary padding. Each chapter is packed with information, making for a fantastic read.
This is the most ruthless and ultimate game of strategy in the Three Kingdoms period. Very good.
It's very well written, and the setting is excellent.
The Three Kingdoms period is not history; it's a hunting ground for primal energy!
This book is a great read, especially enjoyable.
The characters are portrayed so vividly that it's like watching a truly wonderful movie.
The subject matter was very appealing and gave me many surprises.
It's been a long time since I've read a novel that suits my taste so well.
This book is so well-written; the plot is intricately woven together.