
[Three Kingdoms] A Strategist in a Family Full of Beauties
[三国]在全员美人的家族做谋士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 904k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Explore more →Just Passing Through for a Bite
It's really well written, but not quite to my taste. Still, it's undeniably excellent and clearly written with care.
Historical Fiction Derivatives
Just a quick summary for the record. I don't remember the details, so they're all three stars. The five-star, highly recommended ones are all books I bought in full and still remember vividly. I also snuck in a few personal projects set in fictional worlds.
Three Kingdoms
Not the rise-to-power-and-become-king type. Less formulaic plotting and filler, please.
This Just Hits Different: Delicious Bedtime Reads
Mostly fanfiction, with maybe a little original fiction. 90% have no CP, with the occasional animal-themed or child-rearing story. My tastes are all over the place. If it's good, I'll gobble it all up!
History
The Three Kingdoms, the Qin and Han dynasties, and more.
Historical Derivative Fiction
A personal reading list with a bit of everything. I've included some stories inspired by fictional settings, too.
My Favorite No-CP Stories, Mostly with Male Leads
Some have romantic interest or ambiguous relationships, but they all end with no CP. I lose interest after about three minutes and usually only read the first three-quarters, so I can’t vouch for the later quality. I can only say the beginning is good.
Three Kingdoms Historical Fanfiction
A personal list for my own enjoyment. Mostly Cao Wei-focused.
My All-Time Favorites
Some stories I'll keep turning over in my mind forever. They're probably my personal number ones, and I'll add more whenever I think of them. Could include crossover fanfiction, DC/Marvel fanfiction, or original works.
Sickly, Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic (Heh Heh Heh...)
Bottom-focused / no CP / female protagonists; historical / cultivation / Western fantasy / interstellar; unrequited love, fake death, and identity reveals; I prefer real angst; not into people who treat everything as a joke; the star ratings aren't very reliable.
Historical Derivative Recommendations
These are the historical fiction books I've read that I think are really well written. I care a lot about prose and like a more literary style. These are personal recommendations.
A Full-Subscription Mashup (Fanfiction Edition)
A collection of books I’ve fully subscribed to so far (for those I haven’t fully subscribed to, I’ve at least finished the main story). Mostly derivative fanfiction, with a little bit of everything, from anime and history to prehistoric myths.
Historical BL
No need to say more about historical RPF
Historical RPF
I still prefer stories with no CP.
No-CP
Tragic, beautiful, powerful male leads who get injured in battle, with no romance. Covers crossover, Three Kingdoms, and quick transmigration stories.
My Favorite Books, All Five Stars, If You Know What I Mean
They're free or I bought the whole series... Why does it still say my five-star rating didn't go through? So annoying. Free novels get five stars across the board; paid novels get four.
Historical Imperial Exam Novels
Do you like historical fanfiction or imperial exam stories? Want to see the male or female lead go all out building a career? You’ve come to the right place
Historical Fiction
A collection of historical novels: alternate histories, transmigration, danmei, and no-romance stories.
Literary and Martial Achievements
Stories set in ancient China, featuring themes like pacifying chaos, plotting to rule the realm, civil and military accomplishments, and becoming an emperor for the ages. See the description for details.
Great Chinese Historical Fiction
There's danmei, romance, and no-CP. Different strokes for different folks, so please choose carefully!
Historical Fandom and History-Watching Stories
Historical novels
Three Kingdoms Stories, For Personal Use
The Three Kingdoms derivative novels I have saved.
Gen Fiction to Read
No-CP stories to read. There aren't many, but they're good, so help yourself. Some have romantic tension. Be respectful. Some are older stories, so don't start fights! Don't start fights!
Completed Three Kingdoms Stories
Mostly Cao Wei, with BL or no romance. These are some of the best Three Kingdoms novels on Jinjiang after reading through them all. If you're looking to get into the genre, you can start with these.
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Because I really wanted to see a modern side story where everyone was happy and the band reunited, so I had no choice but to do it myself. But as expected, my writing skills are still limited, and I can't express my wife's feelings no matter how much I write. [Crying] [Crying] But I thought I'd written it all anyway, so I might as well post it out for everyone's amusement, so I posted it. In addition, the inspiration for the first article was actually a comment left by a fellow fan in the comment area. I wanted to find that comment and ask about it, but I couldn't find it. I posted the first article out of selfishness. If anyone still remembers whose comment it was, please let me know. Thank you. (Quietly, don't scold me if you're ooc [covering face in pain]) (1) Dream Xun Yu often has a dream recently, which is confusing and illogical. In the dream, he was wearing a long crow-green train and driving a carriage carrying his young brother on a long and endless road. On the way, the younger brother suddenly opened the curtain, jumped out of the carriage, and ran to the other side with long strides. "Qingheng! Qingheng!" He heard himself shouting loudly. But until the younger brother's figure was swallowed up by the strong black, he didn't look back. "Huh -" Xun Yu suddenly woke up from his dream again, his hands trembling slightly, he touched his cheek, it was wet, was it tears? He was about to get out of bed and accidentally ran over an unknown creature. The unknown creature grunted with a little dissatisfaction, rubbed his hand affectionately, and continued to fall into a deep sleep. Xun Yu was silent for two seconds before he remembered that his uncle brought Qing Heng to visit yesterday. When he went to bed at night, a child came to his room with a pillow in his arms, groaning and refusing to leave. Xun Yu sighed helplessly, covered Qing Heng with the quilt he had kicked away, and continued to sleep with him in his arms. The dream that has never been followed continues today. After receiving no response from his younger brother, he actually drove the carriage in the direction away from his younger brother. In the distance, he heard someone calling him. He reined in the reins, and his younger brother threw himself into his arms. "Go home." The younger brother said. He held his younger brother's hand tightly and said, "Okay, go home." The moonlight outside the window shone like gauze on the two brothers sleeping in each other's arms. Good night, have a sweet dream tonight. (2) Baiweizhi wine Xun Yu came home from school today and received an unknown package. There is a small pot inside. The sender's signature is "Boss Cao" and the recipient is "Qing Heng". Could it be that Qingheng bought some inexplicable gadgets again? He put the pot on the dining table and prepared to go into the kitchen to cook. Alas... Since my uncle recovered from the operation, he likes to run outside more, and always leaves Qingheng here with him. If uncle does this again, some kid will be unhappy. He decided to make delicious cakes to comfort a child who was deeply hurt by his father. Not long after, Xun Yan also came back. "There is a pot on the dining table. Do you think you bought it?" Brother asked in the kitchen. Xun Yan was about to drop his schoolbag and pounce on his brother. He hesitated and looked at the small pot, opened it, and a rich and mellow aroma of wine hit his face. Good, so delicious! He glanced at the kitchen furtively, but Brother still didn't notice. Well... Just take a sip, a small sip! Xun Yan swore. Ten minutes later, Xun Yu, who had not been attacked by his younger brother today, walked out of the kitchen with his dishes in doubt. Why was Qing Heng so quiet today? Until he saw an empty wine bottle on the table, Xun Yu's expression gradually changed from confusion to horror, and a group of dumplings smelling of wine rushed over and hugged his legs. Xun Yu picked up Tuanzi, who hugged him contentedly, rubbed his face, and said drunkenly: "Brother, I'm good-looking, and Li Nu likes it!" Xun Yan buried his face in Brother Xiangxiang's neck and fell asleep with satisfaction, but Xun Yu felt like he was going to explode. He mentioned Xun Yan and was about to say something. There was a "bang" sound, the clothes he was carrying were empty, and a kitten slipped out of Xun Yan's clothes in confusion. Xun Yu subconsciously caught it. This was a snow-white kitten with only a little black on the tips of its ears. It "meowed" in his hand, and very consciously curled up in a comfortable position in his arms, shook its ears and continued to rest. Is this Qingheng? Xun Yu endured it again and again, but still couldn't hold it back. He rubbed his fingers and purred the cat from top to bottom. The cat turned its belly to him trustingly, lying flat on its face and letting him rub it. Maybe he needs to call his uncle and father? Xun Yu, who almost never asked adults for help, thought so. But maybe he could use a little more kneading before the adults come back! (3) Uncle or son? Xun Yu has been a little worried recently. Xun You, who went to college, went home during the holidays. It coincides with Xun Yu's summer vacation. What will happen when your family has a coquettish but super naughty cat at the same time, and a nephew who indulges the cat to no end? "Yohoo~~~ Big nephew, let's go! Let's go exploring in the jungle!" A certain overly cheerful boy had already rushed out of the house. The young man who was left far behind said with a little doting, "Little uncle, slow down." Xun Yu watched with difficulty as Xun You held a handful of candy in his left hand, a bottle of medicine in his right hand, a water glass slung over his left shoulder, and a bag containing Xun Yan's favorite cakes and mosquito repellent... He hesitated to speak, but finally couldn't hold it back: "Gongda, you..." Xun You smiled gently and said, "You are voluntary. After all, my uncle has something to do, and my nephew is serving his time. Wen Ruo, don't worry." Xun Yu was silent for a while. Although the two of them had been getting along like this for many years, he still couldn't help but want to ask Xun You whether he was his uncle or his son. (4) You are riding in the car, and I am wearing a hat. When we meet someday, we will get off the car and bow to each other. Now that Guo Jia thinks about his fate with Xun Yan, he feels it is very strange. It was a sunny and comfortable afternoon, and he was walking around the lake wearing a sunhat. On the slope ahead, an out-of-control children's bicycle galloped towards him. There was no time to dodge, both he and the bicycle were injured, and both fell to the ground injured. A dumpling who was about two years younger than him got up nervously and asked him if he was injured, and their fate began from here. Frankly speaking, Guo Jia didn't want to have a close relationship with him at first, but unfortunately their fathers were friends whom he hadn't seen for many years. What was even more frustrating was that after moving, he actually lived next door to the child. This kid was so clingy that Jia Jia's brother shouted sweetly. Every time Guo Jia heard it, he got goosebumps all over the place. After trying to dodge and get him to change his story, Guo Jia decided to use magic to attack magic. He smiled softly and called "Brother Yan Yan" in Xun Yan's tone. A certain dumpling with the attributes of a handsome dog was immediately fascinated and he didn't know the east, west, north or south. It took him a while to recover, and he replied with brighter eyes: "Brother Jiajia!" Guo Jiajia became numb, completely giving up the one-sided fight with Xun Yan, and accepted this title by default. One day, Xun Yan was flipping through a certain book, and suddenly he picked up the book and showed it to him with excitement, "Look, 'You are riding in the car, I am Dai Li, we will get off the bus and bow to each other when we meet someday.' Does it look like the scene when we first met?" Guo Jia was speechless on the spot and said, "Did we get out of the car and bow to each other? I was hit by you." "Hehe, it's the same."
It's been a long time since I read it, but I still can't help but leave a comment. I initially thought that the whole book was about the family working together in harmony to help Boss Cao conquer the world. The later conflicts between Wen Ruo and Boss Cao would also change due to the arrival of the protagonist, and it might be more cruel than I thought, but in the end I didn't expect it to turn into this situation. This may be more successful. A few months after reading it, when I think about this ending again, I still have an indescribable emotion in my heart. This is unique among all the histories of the Three Kingdoms I have read. It was a summer when I read it. Every day when I took a walk, I wore Bluetooth headphones and listened in the background. Perhaps because of this long companionship, I had a different kind of emotion towards Xun Yan. At first, I was really looking forward to Xun Yan going to work in Boss Cao's camp. I like to see the kind of plot where talents can shine. But gradually I felt very empty. There was rarely the atmosphere of everyone working together that I wanted to see. There were too many things about Xun Yan that he couldn't help himself. And in the end, the most overwhelming emotion that came to my mind was feeling wronged, feeling wronged on his behalf. In fact, he should not have come to this era at all. Although he has received good family affection, there is no way to cover up the pain in this troubled world. He should obviously be "Qingzhi", a person living in modern times. He should not have come to this era that was incompatible with him. When he saw the names in the history books appearing in front of him, his destiny was completely interrupted by the torrent of the times. Even if he went back to the past completely, he still wouldn't be the same person he was before. So what if I leave my name in history in this world? It would be too painful to endure it silently. In the end, I couldn't look directly at Boss Cao here, my emotions were too complicated. As for Xun Yan, it should be even worse. It was impossible for him to not understand Cao Cao. He knew that man's life from the beginning, and he had already chewed that man's life to pieces in the education of history. Xun Yan should have read and understood Boss Cao's poems when he was a student, at least the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. When he wrote "Cao Cao XXX..." When he was a student, he probably would not have thought that one day he would have an entanglement with that historical hero. In fact, I agree with what some people said in the comment area. He has a preference for Boss Cao. He does this and that for him and tries his best to ease conflicts and relationships. But this is fate, he and Cao Cao have become the most special color in each other's life by accident. No words can be used to describe it. It feels too monotonous. It needs to be described with emotion. The sorrow, hatred, resentment, sorrow... They all disappeared in the end, and the two people never mentioned each other in their lives, just like the one who tried to hide their lies. Looking at the episode about Cao Cao's death, I don't believe he didn't think of Xun Yan at that time. What did he think when he heard about Xun Yan's death? Will there be regrets and unwillingness? He didn't keep it. It turned out that those people who had grievances and grievances with him in history didn't keep him, nor did he keep the person who came from the future to change history. He could only blame his fate. Li Nu, Li Nu, can you still go back? Go back to the place you are familiar with. But in this case, you have been in these three countries for longer than the 21st century, and you may not even know which one is more familiar to you. But I still see characteristics in you that do not belong to this era, but perhaps it is the mark left at birth, and it is also a foreshadowing of a light-hearted ending in the future. But I still hope that you can go back in the end, no matter what, you have to go back. Even if you can't be the "pure" you once were, you can still be a new and comfortable self.
Thanks for the limited fee. The ending of the last few chapters of the text really broke my heart. I cried so much that my heart was pounding in the middle of the night. My wife wrote it so well. The deep friendship from childhood to adulthood, I really... Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. I originally thought that we would be together forever in the extra chapter, but unexpectedly we ended up reincarnating together. This is really good (I couldn't help but cry after seeing this extra chapter). Thanks to my wife for allowing me to read such good articles! (Let me cry again)
An article I liked very much before. Recently, the code name Yuan came out and Xun You suddenly thought of Qing Heng and the others. If Qing Heng was there, he would probably be a little green guy (laughs)
Does Qing Heng's way of death correspond to the way he died young... And how long ago he died? In fact, he should have died at the age of five?
I really finished reading it in one go, and I felt very tired of Qingheng. I kept hoping that Qingheng would pass away soon, so that it would not be so painful. But what would happen to the family after Qingheng passed away? Oh, my tears kept flowing. It was so tiring. We Qingheng, but I think we Qingheng are happy to give everything for what we care about. However, the Three Kingdoms. I hope you will be healthy and happy in the next life.
Here I am again. . . It's so bitter, your Majesty, it's so bitter
It feels like I'm reviewing Qingheng's life.
Thanks for the limited exemption. It's really good to watch. It's just too much to survive alone until the end. The extra cats made me breathe a sigh of relief. Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Although the twist in the last part of the book makes people feel complicated, overall the writing is really good [crying] I have missed the beginning three times before, but I didn't expect the writing to be so good later on. If you pass by and take a look, you won't regret it.