Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: The Great Han
三国之大汉重生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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While the theme of vying for supremacy is prevalent, the inclusion of historical novels makes me feel that economic development is the true path to success. 😅
The author's writing is quite good; please stop nitpicking. Among many Three Kingdoms novels, I feel this one is quite good. I hope everyone can support it instead of repeatedly criticizing the author. Thank you!
An 8-year-old going on a trip... Is your dad really okay with that? You said going to Yingchuan to study is barely feasible, but going to the border? And with only Dian Wei and Gao Shun as guards, they could easily be taken away by bandits and mountain brigands! That's utterly ruthless!
The idea of subjugating this person or that person is nonsense. In chaotic times, who would pledge allegiance to you if you had no territory? Do you really think those civil and military officials are fools?
I was disappointed by the way the officials were addressed. I initially thought the author knew some Han Dynasty history to write this novel, but it turns out he's also someone poisoned by Qing Dynasty dramas.
This book is really good! I'd been reading it for a while, but it stopped updating in July. I thought you'd abandoned it! In short, after following this book for so long, I still hope the author will keep up the good work and finish it. Among the Three Kingdoms novels, this one is quite enjoyable, but not overly simplistic. Keep it up!
He's taken in so many famous beauties, why did he have to leave out Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao? And Bu Lianshi too, it's infuriating.
Giving you talent is useless if you have no territory, no population, no army, no money, and no food. An eight-year-old shouldn't be developing his own territory but running off to wander around, and he talks about finding talent? Ha! If the protagonist controlled a province, with hundreds of thousands of battle-hardened mercenaries, these talents would come to him on their own. The protagonist has truly put the cart before the horse.
My thoughts on reading time-travel novels set in the Three Kingdoms period are not specific to this book.
Have you ever read any novels where the protagonist travels back to the Three Kingdoms period and resorts to underhanded and shameless methods like assassination and poisoning? 1. Nine out of ten Three Kingdoms novels are hardcore action stories, about leading powerful generals to conquer the land and eventually unify the country…
I've finally seen a protagonist brimming with righteousness, but in the Three Kingdoms era, being too upright might be a bad thing, as it could restrain one's self-control.