Iron Hooves Across the Rivers and Mountains of the Three Kingdoms
三国之铁马山河
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
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Wow, you trashy chapter, I'm sorry, I'll add it later.
I don't have that much free time. I have to flip through it every time, and the reading experience is terrible, it's awful. I really want to curse you.
They've spent all their money on horizontal lines, I'm not looking anymore.
I don't understand why the protagonist would want to go to Jiangdong. The protagonist already has a good start and develops early, so why would he want to go to Jiangdong? Is he planning to wait for the progress of Cao Cao and Yuan Shao? Jiangdong is still not very developed at this time. In addition, the slightly developed areas there are occupied by powerful families.
Stop insisting on fighting for power just because it's for the sake of the people! It's disgusting.
Seeing the mention of Jiangdong made me want to abandon the book immediately. Firstly, there are formidable enemies there too. Even without Sun Ce and Zhou Yu, are you sure you can defeat Sun Jian? Secondly, what's the point of vying for supremacy if you don't have the courage to confront them head-on?
This book has no table of contents... I only read up to Liu Bei taking control of Xuzhou. After seeing everyone's comments, I'll also rant a bit. The book started off well, but it got so-so after Qingzhou. The main problem is, why keep Liu Bei around? Just because he has Guan Yu and Zhang Fei? The protagonist rescued Xuzhou; Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei are just extras.
I've written over a hundred, but haven't received a single strategist. I haven't gained any advantage as a time traveler. What's the point of writing if you're a time traveler who knows nothing? Just read the original work. There's no originality, no advantage whatsoever. It's too idealistic.
Damn it, you can't report people on Qidian (the online forum), otherwise they'd definitely report you. You're a scammer, you could even call the police!
Is the author a scholar of metaphysics? It's unbelievable how someone with a historical connection can evoke inexplicable good or bad feelings upon first meeting someone, regardless of their current relationship.
Reading your book is a waste of my time.