Proclaiming Myself King at the End of the Han Dynasty

I feel that writing about the Three Kingdoms period shouldn't include topics like gender equality. People only read history books because they enjoy them, and there has never been true gender equality throughout history.

It's a bit wordy! We've already read twenty or thirty chapters, and the protagonist is still nothing.

I don't understand why they don't recruit Guan Yu and Zhang Fei when you travel through the Three Kingdoms period. Isn't that practically free?

Which province is Dongjun in? Why isn't it on the map of the Han Dynasty?

If only I had a Heaven-Slaying Sword, I could cross the sea and slay the giant whale.

No rush, let's wait patiently for the author. Important matters are at stake, and besides, I need to resolve other things before I can focus on writing my novel.

I've only seen a few pages. I have a question. As a time traveler who knows that chaos is coming, why aren't you making any preparations? Are you acting like nothing's wrong?

Friends, due to work commitments, I won't be able to update for three to four days. Sorry! 🙏

I'll save this for later. I've read four books in a row recently, but I feel like I haven't been in a great state lately, which is affecting my reading experience. I'll read them again when I'm feeling better. The writing is decent, though there are a few minor flaws in the opening.

I really enjoy reading about the Three Kingdoms period. Now, historical reading accounts for almost 70% of my reading. I haven't read yours yet, mainly because there aren't many titles. I'll bookmark it for now and read it later.