Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Xie, the Mastermind Behind the Scenes
三国：我，刘协，幕后大佬
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 198k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 91
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Liu Xie's phrase "What you see on paper will eventually become shallow" is so heartbreaking! Top academics are taught by practice, this kind of growth is very real
I didn't expect that the author could write about ancient iron-making technology so vividly, with a professional feel but not boring, and it was enjoyable to read!
The part where Liu Bei mourned for Liu Xie was really touching. Compared with the seemingly loyal princes, he really took the Han Dynasty seriously!
The pace of this book is well controlled, with both tense war scenes and delicate emotional foreshadowing, with a degree of relaxation!
Although Cao Cao doesn't have many roles, his eyes are very meaningful every time he appears. I feel that sooner or later he will find out that Liu Xie is not simple!
The author's dialogues are very lifelike, unlike some novels that are full of talk, and it is very comfortable to read!
Diao Chan's process from accepting her fate to awakening is very delicate. When I heard Wang Yun say "sacrificing a mere adopted daughter", I felt sad for her! The plot is rich and colorful! Worth tasting!
Lu Bu's transformation from being used to taking the initiative was written in a gradual manner, not a sudden whitewash!
The most rare thing about this book is that every supporting character has his own thoughts and is not a tool of the protagonist! A living person!
When the furnace almost exploded during the steelmaking period, Liu Xie personally took the risk to save it. Who wouldn't want to work with such a lord? The writing is true!