Three Kingdoms: Starting from Bingzhou, the Han Dynasty Was Rejuvenated
三国：从并州开始三兴大汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 744k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
2.3kReads
5.3Score
179Shelves
354Chapters
639Listens
140.4kReads · all time
Explain the issue about Chitu appearing too early. This book refers to both romance and official history. The red rabbit horse, whose real name is "red tug" (a sacred horse with a bright red body and as ferocious as a tiger. The word "tu" means "rabbit" and is interpreted as tiger.) Is the king of horses and cannot be controlled by any extraordinary person. It is Lu Bu's mount. The name "Red Rabbit" was first seen in "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty" and "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms". According to "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: Biography of Lu Bu": "There is a good horse called Red Rabbit". In the official history, the "Red Rabbit" has always been Lu Bu's exclusive mount. After Lu Bu was killed in Baimenlou, the official history's record of the "Red Rabbit" came to an abrupt end. The incident of Chitu sending Lu Bu to Dong Zhuo was a second creation in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms... In short, this book is not a fan of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but a fan of the Three Kingdoms. It will refer to the history of the Romance, and it will even make up, including unofficial history and even constructed history.
Personally, I think it's well written. When I read it, it scored 5.5. My personal feeling is that it's at least 7.5 Or above. Not to mention anything else, at least it makes it readable for you and doesn't make you feel uncomfortable. It's not easy to write. Thank you to the author.
Not bad. It's no problem to pass the time👌.
It is very readable and can be read on.
It's very enjoyable to watch and has a different feeling!
It's really good. I've read more than 700 pages and still haven't been persuaded to quit.
Not bad, well written
Very good, keep writing. Okay👌🏻Okay👌🏻
I was confused about the authenticity of the Tomato Score. I read this book carefully and found no obvious basic errors. No matter how you rate it, it can still be above 6.5, Right? I thought there were no basic mistakes, but ended up with a lot of basic mistakes.