The Logic of the Three Kingdoms Is Clear, and the Writing Style Is Okay.
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I want to read a book similar to "Three Kingdoms: The Rebellious Son of the Dong Family, Cutting off Hu Diaochan at the Beginning". Multiple female protagonists, soul-piercing, decisive killing, the villain is not brainless, not subdued, logical and reasonable, the Holy Mother avoids the pitfalls of spiritual clean freaks, there are some stallion stories, but there are very few emotional lines, mostly
What would you do if you traveled to ancient times and became a county magistrate? [Thinking] Do you have great ambitions to help the world? Or do you just want to live in peace and quiet? Fang Zhengyi, the protagonist of "The Rogue Emperor", chose the latter. Fang Zheng traveled to Taoyuan County in the Dajing Dynasty and became a poor county magistrate. Faced with the mess after the war, he was not discouraged at all. With modern knowledge and wisdom, he turned Taoyuan County into a paradise in just seven years. Casinos, brothels, and restaurants are all available, the people live a prosperous life, and the county is bustling with activity. He originally wanted to be a local emperor here and live a happy life. However, a turning point in fate came quietly. In the thirteenth year of Jinghe's reign, Emperor Dajing paid a private visit incognito and accidentally stepped into Taoyuan County. Novel objects such as flush toilets and mirrors opened the emperor's eyes and he was full of praise for Fang Zhengyi's governance skills. From then on, Fang Zhengyi was involved in the changes in the court. With his unique acting style and extraordinary insight, he maneuvered his way through the turbulent court and played tricks. Not only did he successfully marry the princess, he also changed the direction of the world step by step, and finally reached the pinnacle of power. The plot of this novel is light and humorous, and the various risqué operations and gags make people laugh [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]. For example, Fang Zhengyi once led the common people to "capture" merchants to develop the economy, but he also wanted to "regularize" it, which is hilarious. But it does not lose depth. Through the protagonist's implementation of advanced ideas in ancient times, it shows the collision of modernity and ancient times, bringing a different kind of reading experience. The characters in the book are vivid, including Fang Zhengyi, and other characters also have their own unique characteristics, which is impressive. If you like relaxed and humorous historical novels and are eager to experience a unique journey through time, then "The Rogue Emperor" is definitely your best choice. Come and follow Fang Zhengyi's footsteps and start this legendary counterattack journey together! [Code to live][code to live]
These are two of my favorite long-form Three Kingdoms travel novels. They mainly focus on planning large-scale wars, supplemented by marrying beautiful women, and defeating the princes and alien races to finally dominate the world.
This work has a grand structure and rigorous narrative. It depicts the rise of Sima Yi and his family in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, the power struggle and the alienation of human nature.
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, all the heroes stood together. They divided states and counties, placed private ministers under their own authority, collected their own taxes, and issued their own government orders. They were called county governors and state pastors. In fact, the counties and counties became emperors, and the counties were kings. When they were happy, they linked up with each other and rebelled, and when they were angry, they merged with each other by force. For a time, the Gongun princes were fighting and attacking, and you just finished singing and I came on stage. At that time, Cao and Cao were preparing a banquet in a small pavilion, cooking wine with green plums and discussing heroes. Eighteen hundred years have passed, but this commentator agrees. Otherwise, these commentators would only cite the Sun family and his sons, Kong Ming, Gong Jin, Zhong Da, and even Yun Chang. However, I would say that at that time, the only person who could be called a hero was the great sage and mentor Zhang Jiao! He or she is doing what he or she is prepared to do, either to support his ancestors or to attach himself to the ministers. Although they have achieved great achievements, they are just following the influence, pursuing fame and fortune, and pursuing selfishness and lust. They are not heroes! I look at Zhang Gong, who is far away from this generation. At that time, the Han Dynasty was in a state of corruption, the emperor was ignorant and the officials were cruel, the officials were rich and corrupt, the people were pitiful, and their lives were like grass. There is a song: Hair is like a leek, cut and reborn. The head is like a chicken, it crows again after being cut. Officials need not be feared, and ordinary people should never be taken lightly. Mencius said: He who loses the world loses his people; he who loses his people loses his heart. Therefore, the Han Dynasty lost its heart, and Zhang Gong followed the way of heaven! I say that Zhang Gong has five virtues: hanging a pot to help the world, giving talismans and giving water is his kindness; planting feathers for ten years to teach all over the world is his patience; responding to the world's sensation with one call is his wisdom; being willing to take extraordinary risks and rising up is his courage; having achieved wealth but not changing his original intention to be the leader of Guizhou is his kindness; ugh! What a pity, Mr. Zhang! There is no holiday! What a pity! Yellow scarf! The thief leaked his secret! The great achievements of the ages are finally completed. What is especially hateful is that in the past dynasties, acid scholars, flattery and slander against Confucianism turned the wise into demons and the wise and brave into thieves. Thinking about it makes people sad. Using this as a wedge, I wrote this article, which makes my ears happy.
I highly recommend this historical novel about the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms! It is definitely worth watching. The content and settings are based on real historical materials, with reference to "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Book of the Later Han Dynasty". The chapters and plots are wonderful, the literary and martial arts are naturally combined, the strategies are interlocking, and the scene descriptions are exciting and clean. It is really worth watching.
As Liu Feng, I encountered the death-gifting ending at the beginning. Fortunately, I used the death rollback system, but losing one year of my life every time I died was too annoying! It wasn't until I married my first beauty that I unlocked the life-sustaining buff, and I directly understood the survival rules of the Three Kingdoms: With the beauty in hand, I have life span! Changbanpo abandons Adou to protect Mrs. Mi, Jingzhou City fights Guan Yu and seduces the Fan family, Dongwu forcefully abducts Sun Shangxiang, no matter what his loyalty and tactics are, unlimited resurrection and beauty will continue his life, I must live to be the biggest winner in this troubled world!
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