Three Kingdoms: Rising to Fame in Youzhou
三国，从幽州名士开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
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- 19d ago
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The author is very careful in writing, and there are a lot of parts where Ba Ba teaches people, but the exciting points of the novel are all mentioned in one stroke. There is no part of showing off the victory, and there is no reaction from all parties. In the next chapter, he just learned from other people that the protagonist was given a title, which is as light as white water. Personally, I think it's a mid-to-high-end work with potential.
Currently, I've reached the beginning of Volume 3. The protagonist's character is well-developed and has a moral compass. Some have criticized him for carrying too heavy a moral burden, but I disagree. The author has a wealth of knowledge and his own perspective on history. The plot is relatively coherent, and the narrative pacing is good.
I quite like this book. The protagonist started his career in Liaodong, and at least the logic is consistent. The author's historical knowledge is also quite good. For those who have a deep understanding of history, it might be a matter of perspective, because the author's historical subjectivity is quite strong.
So palatable! After reading it all, I felt like I was missing something, so I quickly coded it!! Although I don't know much about history, as a layman, I found it interesting and logical, so it's good enough! Moreover, there is no shortage of humorous jokes in the rigorous work, which made our family feel very comfortable. As for the fun points, in fact, in my opinion, it is enough.
Having finished reading chapter 60, as a seasoned reader, I'll offer my initial assessment. The author, Azu, follows a path of starting in Youzhou and developing his power stealthily. I wonder how Gongsun Zan will be dealt with later; he's not exactly known for his magnanimity. It's clear the author has put a lot of effort into researching and detailing.
This book can be used to learn history; the author is incredibly knowledgeable.
This Three Kingdoms novel ranks among the best of similar works I've read. The author has clearly put in a lot of effort, carefully referencing the *Records of the Three Kingdoms* and the productivity background of the late Han Dynasty; many details in the book are well-documented.
This is a decent historical time-travel novel, worthy of four stars, but I'm giving it five because I found it on Tomato. The pacing is acceptable, and the inclusion of jokes and scientific information is natural. It's a bit bland, but not boring.
Overall, it's pretty good, but the pacing is too fast. It's like the outline was simply expanded, leaving out many details. Overall, it's a decent read, worth a casual read!
The author should give himself a thumbs up; he put a lot of thought into it, and hopes everyone enjoys reading it.