Unofficial History of the Three Kingdoms: Looting the Bodies of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei from the Start

A harem-themed novel, very satisfying, no major flaws, a great read when you're looking for something to read. [Learned][Learned][Learned]

Although I didn't read it chapter by chapter carefully, among the many books about the Three Kingdoms I've read, this is the most harmonious and unconventional. After finishing it, I realized that I had almost forgotten the official history of the Three Kingdoms. That's the charm of this book. Five stars!

Um 😓, I skipped through the chapters, nothing much to say, just something to pass the time and have some fun. Okay, that's all. P. S.: Multiple female characters are awesome!!!

The writing is fluent and delicate, the language is humorous, the structure is tight, and the plot is full of twists and turns.

At first, I thought it was written very quickly and crudely, but later I discovered that being taciturn has its advantages. It's about being ruthless and concise, using shortcuts without explanation, and yet, in certain aspects, the details are written very well.

As the title suggests: unofficial history, harem romance. The genre is what I'm looking for: standing out from the crowd, uncontested, invincible, and carefree. Unfortunately, it's not a serious story, and it starts to stray a bit from the main theme later on when it gets involved in affairs in Chang'an.

The story is good, but it's a bit too modern. The hard work of accumulating points just to exchange for a USP is less efficient than making crossbows. Otherwise, it's pretty good; after all, this is my first rating.

This is a very engaging novel that perfectly captures the highest ideal state for men! And what man wouldn't want such a life experience?

The writing is witty and humorous, and the storyline is original and unconventional. 👍👍

Well written, the plot is quite engaging with its twists and turns, keep up the good work!