Dual Transmigration: Showing Liu Bei Romance of the Three Kingdoms from the Start
双穿：开局给刘备看三国演义
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 390k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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- In the Han Kingdom of Shu, No One Is Left with Regrets季汉从此没有意难平Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's well-written, the plot device is quite realistic, and the historical events are exciting. But why does it have to be a harem in modern times? I could understand having a harem in the Three Kingdoms period, but in modern times? Isn't that just filler?
That's fantastic! I love stories where the time traveler plays a supporting role, allowing the ancient people to utilize their strengths. I don't like stories where the time traveler is the absolute protagonist.
It's great! Every character feels alive, and the daily life is so heartwarming. It's been a long time since I've enjoyed a Three Kingdoms novel this much. And it's clearly not AI-generated. I hope the author keeps updating! 😘 I hope the main character doesn't develop a harem! 💕
I've found another excellent novel about supporting Liu Bei (Tomato's book recommendation is always these kinds of books, the beginning just disappears when you're getting into it). Advantages: 1. Well-developed characters, not just the ministers, but also the second-generation heirs. 2.
This is incredibly well-written! It's a top-notch book, keep it up! Go abroad and teach Israel a lesson, steal all their missiles and use them, and steal some from your sister too.
At one time, the Thousand-Armed Compassionate Medicine King traveled to all realms, together with 99,999 planters, and stayed under Rahu, where he preached the Dharma. Then the swift messenger asked the Thousand-Armed Compassionate Medicine King, "Sentient beings suffer from illness, and all things are in pain. All sentient beings are bound by the suffering of birth, old age, sickness, and pain.
The writing is exquisite and humorous, and the plot unfolds brilliantly around Cao Cao. However, the updates are inconsistent. I hope there will be less of a mechanical, deus ex machina feel and more exploration of the clash of ancient and modern ideas. Most importantly, please update frequently!
Having read all 70 chapters, let me share my thoughts. The word count in each chapter is inconsistent; some are only around 1600 words, while others reach over 6000 words. If the author could balance the word count across chapters, the reading experience would be much better, and the total number of chapters could likely be significantly higher.
It's incredibly good! It feels more novel than any other Three Kingdoms novel I've read. The characters are vividly portrayed. It's a truly excellent book. I hope the author updates soon! 😳😳🥰🥰
Could you please reduce the amount of realistic content? It's really hard to keep up with the tension. I understand the author needs realism to drive the plot, but reducing it would be very difficult.