The Lazy Man of the Three Kingdoms
三国懒人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Remembering the Past, Looking to the Future
I started out reading pirated novels, but gradually switched to legitimate ones. These are the books I consider more than just beginner-level fluff, and they’re engaging enough to keep you reading. Many are still ongoing, but each has something I love about it. I’m sorry, but I have to remove books that end badly, fall apart plot-wise, or get abandoned. I’m open to all kinds of books.
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Can you please stop fawning over Liu Bei?
I don't want to read anything about the Three Kingdoms period anymore, especially those who fawn over Liu Bei. They spout so much high-sounding moralistic nonsense, accusing him of disloyalty and injustice. Was Liu Bei really such a good person? Despite being a member of the Han imperial family, he still plotted to usurp the throne.
Liu Bei was a terrible person. He was willing to abandon even his own wife and children. He valued brotherhood above all else and women as mere clothing. Otherwise, he wouldn't have done something as ruthless as throwing his child to win people over! He was a hypocrite. He could cry anytime he wanted!
Cao Cao wasn't a loyal minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty? Cao Cao was the Chancellor of the Eastern Han Dynasty until his death! He merely served the emperor and the feudal lords.
Chapter 11: Asking Cao Cao if he truly intended to serve the Han Dynasty on their first meeting—isn't that just plain stupid?
First negative review! I finally got to see Cai Zhaoji, but she's already had children for the Xiongnu! Unacceptable! I have to give this a bad review. A Cai Zhaoji player with 3000+ games in King of Glory passing by.
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1. The protagonist, as portrayed by the author, doesn't seem like a transmigrator at all: a lazy person with a saintly attitude would die quickly in the later stages of the Cao Group. 2. The author's thinking is chaotic, incoherent, and the writing style is somewhat weak, making the plot seem very "spontaneous." In short, this book was frustrating to read.
With so many beautiful wives, why would they follow Cao Cao? Aren't they afraid of being killed and having to support his wives and children?
I hate system novels and chip novels. How can characters be quantified?
I'm not reading anymore. I feel like I've been ripped off... The main character has nothing to do with it. He wanders around for a hundred chapters before finally joining Cao Cao, and then the main character is completely ignored again. He has no status whatsoever. What right does he have to be lazy? I'm deleting it.