Any Three Kingdoms Novels? 有没有三国小说

1. 101 神 Mythical Three Kingdoms: Summoning Divine Generals 神话三国之召唤神将 Even a Stone Can Go Wild石头也疯狂Sports2.0M WordsOngoing As the apocalypse arrives, the mysterious online game Dynasty Descends appears out of nowhere. Players can log in, build territories and cities, recruit famous generals and soldiers, and bring anything they obtain in the game into the real world! Reborn Su Ming uses his experience from his previous life to obtain the game's only hidden bug. Before he even enters the game, he already has every famous minister and general from the Three Kingdoms! From then on, a cheat appears in the game! Other pl 22Reads6.5Score—Shelves
2. 102 一 I Stumbled into the Three Kingdoms and Decided to Wing It 一脚踏进三国，主打一个瞎混 Xiao Chutian, Who Likes Coconut Husk喜欢椰子皮的潇楚天Historical591k WordsOngoing Plenty of content, no rambling or padding. Relive history, assist Shu Han, and turn the Sima family to the dark side. A fresh story that's guaranteed to deliver an entertaining blend of the Three Kingdoms, Investiture of the Gods, and Naruto. [Transmigration] [History] [Romance] [Xianxia Fantasy] [Golden Finger] [Time-Space Chaos] [Investiture of the Gods] [Naruto Crossover] 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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   No explanation needed, just read it. I found it very interesting.

3. 103 三 Three Kingdoms: Rise to Supremacy Starting in Jizhou 三国从冀州开始雄霸天下 Silent Listener沉默的聆听者Historical228k WordsOngoing His soul transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era, where he becomes Han Qian, the eldest legitimate son of Han Fu. Emperor Ling of Han has just died. He Jin and Yuan Shao are summoning Dong Zhuo, Ding Yuan, and others to the capital, while Han Fu is soon to be appointed Governor of Jizhou. At a critical moment, Han Qian explains the stakes to Han Fu and leads Jizhou in driving out Yuan Shao, subduing Qu Yi, and holding back Gongsun Zan. He then leads his civil and military officials to unify Hebe 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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   This book is really good.

4. 104 幻 Illusory Three Kingdoms: The Supreme of Humanity, But Which Humanity? 幻三国：人道至尊，是那个人道？ A Leaf Turned Red红了一叶Eastern Fantasy994k WordsCompleted [Ding! The Humanity System is now bound!] After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Xun Yan finds himself the legitimate son of a mighty clan. His first mission is to get married within three months? And the punishment for failure is… Wait, is that humane? The System fires back: If it doesn't uphold humanity, what's the point? He has no answer to that… Fine! Marrying peerless beauties makes me stronger, and a houseful of children boosts my cultivation. In this chaotic age, I want it all, a 5Reads—Score—Shelves
5. 105 乱 A Hundred Years of Chaos 乱世百年 International Big Rat国际大老鼠Historical320k WordsOngoing I’ve loved the Three Kingdoms for a long time. I’ve wanted to write something I like for ages, but I never dared. When writing historical fiction, if you don’t have transmigration or a golden finger, it can take a lot of time and effort without attracting many readers. Unless, that is, the author has extraordinary literary talent and historical knowledge. Neither of those really describes me. Still, everyone has thoughts that drift away from reality. Some call them dreams, others call them wild —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   A Three Kingdoms historical novel without a system or time travel.

6. 106 从 Starting with Growing Sweet Potatoes 从种红薯开始 Su Zifang of Tangyin Mountain唐阴山的苏子芳Historical857k WordsOngoing Can you transmigrate just by riding a high-speed train through a tunnel? From then on, he grows sweet potatoes, produces grain, and stores provisions; gathers refugees and trains elite troops; breaks the Three Strategists, recruits the Five Dragons, and subdues the Ten Tigers. Thus begins the struggle to unite the Three Kingdoms… 77Reads8.9Score—Shelves

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   This book about the Three Kingdoms 😄

7. 107 算 Divining the Three Kingdoms: The Record of the Mysterious Mirror's Beauties 算鼎三国：玄镜红颜录 Cat Nibbling the Moon猫啃月亮Historical2.8M WordsCompleted No transmigration, no System! At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, in an age of turmoil as the Three Kingdoms era approaches, Lu Zhao, a young man from a poor family, solves a murder case in Yingchuan with Cai Yan's help, exposes Dong Zhuo's plot to move the capital in Luoyang, cracks a secret case there with Diao Chan, intercepts Yuan Shao's secret envoy at the Battle of Guandu, offers a stratagem within a stratagem at the Red Cliffs battlefield, saves Sun Shangxiang from a raging current, an 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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   This new book is excellent.

8. 108 仓 The Azure Heavens Are Dead, Now Is the Time to Fight! 仓天乃死，当搏！ Tong Like the Moon月样般的彤Historical891k WordsOngoing This is a historical transmigration novel set against the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, but it is not the kind of brainless wish-fulfillment story you're used to. It tells the story of Qi Run, a modern delivery worker who accidentally transmigrates to the sixth year of the Guanghe era. He initially intends to join Liu Bei, the future hero, but after witnessing the suffering of the common people firsthand, he comes to realize that Liu Bei is also just a member of 25Reads6.4Score101Shelves

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   At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, numerous warlords stood side by side, carving out their own provinces and prefectures, establishing their own independent systems, collecting taxes, and issuing their own decrees. They were nominally governors and prefects, but in reality, each prefecture was its own emperor, and each county its own king. When pleased, they formed alliances and rebelled against their superiors; when angered, they used force to annex each other. For a time, countless officials fought and clashed, one after another taking the stage. At that time, Cao Cao and Liu Bei held a banquet in a small pavilion, discussing heroes over plum wine, with Cao Cao saying, "Only you and I are worthy of such praise." Eighteen hundred years have passed, yet those who agree with this assessment merely cite figures like Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Zhongda, and even Guan Yu. However, I believe that in their time, the only true hero was the great and virtuous Zhang Jiao! Cao Cao and Liu Bei, whether through inherited wealth or connections with high officials, though achieving great things, were merely opportunists, chasing fame and fortune, indulging in selfish desires—not heroes! I observe that Lord Zhang far surpassed his contemporaries. At that time, the Han dynasty was utterly corrupt, the emperor was incompetent, officials were cruel, bureaucrats were treacherous, and the wealthy were greedy. The common people, their lives as worthless as grass, suffered greatly. A folk song arose: "Hair like chives, cut it and it grows back; head like a chicken, cut it and it crows again. Officials need not be feared, but the common people should never be underestimated." Mencius said: "He who loses the empire loses his people; he who loses his people loses their hearts." Thus, the Han dynasty lost its hearts, and Lord Zhang thus followed the way of Heaven! I say that Lord Zhang possessed five virtues: his compassion in healing the sick and bestowing talismans and water; his forbearance in spreading his teachings for ten years; his wisdom in commanding a hundred responses and causing a sensation throughout the land; his courage in risking great danger to rise up in rebellion; and his benevolence in remaining true to his original aspirations even after achieving wealth and power, fighting for the common people. Alas! What a pity for Lord Zhang! Heaven did not grant him a long life! What a pity for the Yellow Turbans! Internal traitors betrayed him! A great achievement was lost at the last moment. What is even more hateful is that the sycophantic scholars of past dynasties have slandered and defamed heroes, turning the brilliant and the wise into thieves. The thought of this makes one want to groan. Using this as a starting point, I have written this article, merely to express the pent-up frustration of the Yellow Turbans.

9. 109 重 Reborn: The Wang Clan’s Hegemony in the Three Kingdoms 重生三国王氏霸业 One Tree Does Not Make a Forest独木不成林Historical546k WordsCompleted As a descendant of Wang Mang, Wang Kai transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and is determined to clear his ancestor’s name. “What? Wuliangye, glass, cement, steamed buns, mantou, and numbers were all invented by Wang Kai? Tell me where he is! I want to join him!” “He’s in Xinye. Come on, brothers, pick up the pace!” “What? He’s published a book of poetry?” “What? His sweet potatoes yield three thousand jin per mu?” “What? He’s invented wontons and dumplings too? What are those? They’re edible —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   The protagonist transmigrates with a system, but he's still constantly being hunted down.

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