These Three Kingdoms books are very good and unsystematic. The first, third, and sixth books are written very well! The seventh book on Machiavellianism is also very well written, you can check it out.
It is really rare to see this kind of Three Kingdoms novel. The protagonist takes the opportunity to be reborn and desperately protects his father, but his character and general situation are difficult to change. Only after the tragedy occurs does he truly live for himself.
The new book "Three Kingdoms: The Foolish Old Man Does Not Fight for Luoyang, the Book and the Sword Combine Nine Provinces" has been officially signed. Historical turning point: Jing Ke succeeded in assassinating Qin, where will China go? The book opens in the second year of Zhongping. The protagonist Li Hongzhen beheads Zhang Jiao and defeats the Yellow Turban. Luoyang is waiting to be sealed. How can we reverse the decline of civilization and protect China from falling into the caste-like dilemma of solidified classes and permanent divisions? The whole book strictly refers to "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Book of the Later Han" to create characters and restore the style of the times. It follows the original intentions and logic of the characters in the late Han Dynasty. It completely abandons the artistic fiction and routines of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and creates an alternative Three Kingdoms hegemony novel that is in line with the official history and has a solid political strategy. Restore the real combat power system of the late Han Dynasty: Zhang Fei and Guan Yu are recognized by history books as the enemy of ten thousand people and are the top combat power in the world. Breaking the inherent filter of the novel, Lu Bu does not have the invincible setting of being the best in the world. In terms of pure one-on-one strength, it is difficult to even rank among the top three generals of his generation. It is a pure plot of power and hegemony, and a game in troubled times, without any brainless cheating routines. It can be called a practical survival guide suitable for time travel in the late Han Dynasty. All the plans for hegemony and the imagination of troubled times in the book are logically rigorous and closed-loop throughout. They take causal deduction as the core, conform to the realistic constraints of ancient materials, people's livelihood, and current situation, and reject the homogeneous routines of suspended counterattacks and forced rise. The author is deeply engaged in textual research and is rigorous and true. In order to fit the plot of disaster management and geopolitical hegemony in troubled times, he specially wrote the classical Chinese version of "Theory of Locust Plague"; combined with the ideological dilemma of the times, he innovatively conceived the Confucian reform system "New Zheng Xue", constructed a complete governance logic, and wanted to end the dynastic law and establish the last dynasty. The book has a long-term layout and is full of foreshadowings, and the game of power progresses layer by layer. Geographical hegemony, people's livelihood management, and court checks and balances are throughout. Readers who like plot puzzles and digging for plot clues can dig out the hidden foreshadowings on their own and unlock more hidden plots. This book deeply explores the core significance of separatism in troubled times and the unification of China. It breaks out of the limitations of traditional cognition and has both pattern and depth. Core lightning protection statement: 1. The whole book focuses on the game of power, the struggle for hegemony in troubled times, and the management of family and country. There is no harem, no stallion, and no meaty content. 2. There is only a hidden and light setting. There is no check-in, no lottery, no redemption, no mall, no summons, no points and other traditional system hacking functions. The first volume has no sense of existence at all, which is almost equivalent to no system. The complete settings will be slowly revealed in the second volume. Readers who prefer formulaic, fast-paced and brainless content may not be to their liking. This book focuses on realistic tactics, logical closed loops, and down-to-earth struggle for hegemony in troubled times. It focuses on official historical research, long-term layout, and multi-party power games. Readers who like hard-core Three Kingdoms plots and realistic separatist plots are welcome to read it. The whole process is open to corrections and corrections, and we are waiting for you to correct the logical loopholes.
There is a saying that I don't sleep until four in the morning. I love these books so much, but I'm a bit useless. I go to work with panda eyes every day [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]
It is unsystematic and based on a very rigorous official historical background, but Pig's Foot only knows the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, creating a little conflict and drama, which is harmless. The plot is exciting, the pace is brisk, the historical scenes are deeply interpreted, and various classics come one after another. The supporting characters are full of characters, their origins and time are carefully considered, and there are no NPCs who are clever. As the plot progresses, people can't help but be amazed. It is a rare Three Kingdoms novel. Among historical texts, the Three Kingdoms are the most written, but there are very few that are really good. This one has achieved a certain point, and it is also one of the best.
This book is completely consistent and focuses on a truth. It can be seen that the author has a very clear understanding of the background of the Three Kingdoms. The most important thing is that there is no system, and there is no modern technology introduced for the time being. The battle looks very exciting, and the updates are relatively stable, so you can catch up first.
The protagonist is unparalleled in resourcefulness and travels back to the Three Kingdoms: Lu Bu is my father. Once in time, travel back to the Three Kingdoms period! Lu Xi sadly discovered that Lu Bu was actually more powerful than him! And now, the boss of Beierxiu is planning to assassinate Ding Yuan and join Dong Zhuo... Faced with a fork in the road, will Lu Xi stop him or encourage him? Read text
The first book travels through the late Eastern Han Dynasty and becomes Ding Wei, the son of Ding Yuan. He recruits famous generals, recruits counselors, drives out foreign invaders, and controls the late Han Dynasty. Drunk and lying on the knees of a beautiful woman achieve eternal romance. The second book travels through Zhang Xiu and his uncle dies at the beginning. As soon as his uncle dies, Cao Cao wants to occupy his aunt. What to do😱Zhang Xiu: My uncle can tolerate it, but my aunt cannot!
The masters of the Three Kingdoms helped Wei Wu, and the assassin Dong missed the opportunity and abandoned his son to escape. Chibi's poisonous plan brought harm to Jiangdong, and he managed to survive in secret to unite the world!