Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Pretended to Be the Son of Heaven. Who Would Dare Defy Me?

Urgent help needed!! "Three Kingdoms: Starting as the Emperor, Where Are the Disloyal Ones?" Is about to die out 😭 No paragraph comments! No requests for more updates! No book reviews! Without this data during the new book launch period, the platform might really abandon your product/service...

The premise is great. The protagonist's appearance and appearance are almost identical to the real Liu Xie, even down to the location of his old wound! A Liu Xie with brains, a clever and manipulative Liu Xie—this premise is fantastic! It's just that there are multiple female leads 🤦 Those who prefer no female lead will have to skip around. Are there any other novels with this kind of premise and no female lead?

I've been reading for a few days and have reached the latest chapter. I've never seen this genre before on Taobao. The author's writing is truly superb! 👍 The two female characters are very well-developed. I added them because a reader suggested it; they're so sweet—Empress Fu and Consort Dong! Some of the dialogues and characters are quite good.

Let me give a serious review. First of all, I'm a staunch advocate of no-romance (no romantic pairings) stories. Many authors have a toxic approach to stories with multiple female leads, so I prefer no-romance. While this book does have multiple romances, and I almost gave up when I first saw the multiple female leads, the earlier parts were quite good, so I stayed.

I've seen the latest chapters. Putting everything else aside, the plot is really good. Also, author, can you update faster? I want to see Empress Fu and Consort Dong, you little rascal, you're not being honest! 😏 We want to see something good! 🥰 I was enjoying my novel, and then you suddenly got all sentimental and took a selfie? You're really betraying your brothers! 😠 Who told you to take that picture?! Take it back!

Very good, excellent plot, and most importantly, the characters are very vivid, especially the protagonist's incredibly realistic portrayal of the story. Those who want to try it out can start reading from chapters 15 and 16. It showcases the art of language, avoiding stereotypical portrayals of each character and adding unique aspects to make them come alive.

The subject matter is good, but I don't know if it was written by a real person. I looked at a few pages, and they were all in that riddle-like style, the kind that says, "You came, I came, you shouldn't have come, but I still came." I really can't appreciate it.

This work breaks away from the homogenous formula of time-travel stories set in the Three Kingdoms period, with a highly ingenious core premise: a time-traveling refugee, who bears a striking resemblance to Emperor Xian of Han, travels to Xuzhou to use the identity of the Han imperial family to subdue Liu Bei's group; on the other hand, Liu Xie, the legitimate emperor, who is in Cao Cao's camp…

The author writes very well; I think it will become popular very quickly. After reading so many mindless system novels, a novel without a system is a breath of fresh air. It's like going from simple meals to a gourmet feast – a truly enjoyable reading experience! To be honest, your romantic scenes are worse than your horseback riding, warfare, and strategic gameplay.

This is a good idea. If she were to wear Liu Xie's clothes and become the Daughter of the Nile, she wouldn't have a good ending. It's better to handle it as an impersonation. As expected of a die-hard fan of the Three Kingdoms, the writing is quite good, very smooth, and there are no obvious flaws. It just felt like the protagonist adapted too quickly at the beginning.