I Become Emperor in the Three Kingdoms
三国我当皇帝
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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In the Three Kingdoms period, Zhao Yun's family was simply not destined to be emperors... To put it bluntly, the scholars looked down on him, just like Dong Zhuo. Even though Dong Zhuo was ruthless and treated many scholars well, the scholars still looked down on him. In the early stages, any intelligent person could see that Dong Zhuo only wanted to be a powerful minister and leave a good legacy.
To be honest, I really didn't want to give up on this book! I stayed up all night reading it, but when the bicycle scene came up, I just couldn't connect with it anymore, so I had to skip around.
It's a shame that the book was already finished when I read it... But I'll still support it anyway~ I've always wanted to find a novel that suits my taste, and the author's outline is indeed good~ However, I have a few personal opinions to share: 1. The opening was too drawn out, which is understandable given the need for setup to help the protagonist integrate into the Three Kingdoms period.
A special forces soldier traveling through the Three Kingdoms period—no wonder it has 2.2 Million words and 53 comments!!! Putting aside the specific character development and plot setting, are you, a special forces soldier, going to start a musket squad with red-coated cannons and three-eyed guns in the late Eastern Han Dynasty??? If you don't, you'll get criticized; if you do, you might as well be the governor of the earth…
This is garbage. The author is a modern person with incredibly outdated ideas. Zhao Yun is supposed to be your brother, yet you stay home to observe mourning even though you know there's chaos ahead, and you still outwit and outmaneuver the villagers. It's truly toxic.
If you follow others, immediately abandon the book.
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If you have the time and skills to build a bicycle, make a wheelbarrow or a cart; it would be far superior for both transportation and warfare.
The subject matter is acceptable, but the writing has too many flaws.
A good book, smooth and continuous, with a captivating plot.
A good book, smooth and continuous, with a captivating plot.