The Great Han of the Three Kingdoms Is Reborn

Although struggle for hegemony is the main theme, but with the addition of historical novels, I don't know why I feel that economic development is the kingly way 😅

What the author wrote is still okay, so please stop finding fault with it. Among many Three Kingdoms novels, I feel that this one is quite good. I hope everyone can support it more instead of attacking the author again and again. Thanks!

The 8-year-old baby is traveling... Is your dad worried? You said it's barely feasible to study in Yingchuan, but why don't you go to Border Pass? There were only two people, Dian Wei and Gao Shun, to protect him. If they met the Boma bandits, they would take them away! It's really poisonous!

In fact, it is nonsense to conquer this and that. In troubled times, no one will turn to you if you have no territory. You really treat those civil servants and generals as fools.

I was very disappointed when I saw the title given to the officials. I originally thought that the author knew a bit about the history of the Han Dynasty before writing this novel, but I didn't expect that he was also a person who was poisoned by Manchu and Qing TV dramas.

This book is very well written. I have been reading it before. I stopped reading it in July. I thought you were a eunuch In short, I have been chasing this book for so long. I still hope that the author can work hard and finish it In the Three Kingdoms, this book is very enjoyable, but it is not very white. Come on.

Give you talents, no territory, no population, no army, no money, no food, it is useless. If you don't develop well in your own territory at the age of eight, you run out and wander around, and you still say you are looking for talents, haha, if pig's feet and pig's feet occupy a state, hundreds of thousands of mercenaries are still soldiers who have fought hundreds of battles, these talents will come to your door. Pig's feet are really putting the cart before the horse.

There are so many famous beauties included, why do we have to leave out Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao? So does the step trainer, which is infuriating.

Have you ever read a novel with a bottomless story that travels back to the Three Kingdoms era and relies on assassinations, poisoning, etc.? 1. Nine out of ten Three Kingdoms novels are of the hard-nosed type, leading the Three Kingdoms warriors to conquer the world and eventually unify the country... The remaining one is about cultivating immortals in the Three Kingdoms. Isn't there an alternative text like the Taliban's anti-government novel? They don't eat, drink or poop every day? Will the general use Wushuang? Can't Liu Ya kill people? 2. Modern social systems and thinking occupy the structure of all novels. Is feudal society going to be abandoned? Don't you want to know what it's like to be from a wealthy family and bully men and dominate women? 3. Why are the male protagonists counterattacking by diaosi? How can a loser who knows nothing else be able to compete for hegemony? Isn't there a lathe master who traveled through time? No scientists have traveled through time? 4. Why do all novels have to have Madden and Lian Nu being guarded by others in the end? Are there no soldiers holding up their shields, igniting black powder and throwing it? 5. Why are all the generals in novels the invincible Kai Wushuang? Is there no general that I can only fight 10 of? Why is the enemy's counselor a demigod? As smart as a demon? There is no such thing as a lost dog that runs away after a defeat? Just chatting ~ no specificity ~

I finally saw a protagonist who is full of righteousness. It's just the Three Kingdoms. If you are too righteous, you won't be able to restrain yourself.

Liushuiwen. . . It is dull, with no climax or ups and downs. Many events are casually described in a few sentences and passed without going into depth at all. It is not even a short article. . . Fights are even more embarrassing, and they are all described like this: (Who is fighting with whom in front of the battle, and after a few rounds, someone is killed) A fight is written in one sentence, without even a description of the exchange of blows. . .

I can only say that it is a good piece of garbage. Every picture has a general, just like picking up garbage. I feel very speechless. Also, in the chaos of war, three people are not afraid of bandits or anything. It is quite amazing. Is there a plot of tearing up the Japanese with hands in the back?

I don't know what the author is thinking! The following are some questions I have! 1. Bingzhou is close to Guanzhong, adjacent to Dong Zhuo, and Yuan Shao, the fourth and third prince, is separated by a mountain! The two famous ministers and generals are like rubbish, and they are too easy to get. They walk all the way and collect all the money as if they are free! 3 Aristocratic Family, why is the Han Dynasty in chaos? It's the Aristocratic Family's fault!

Boss Cao

I don't know why I felt so boring reading this book. Maybe it has something to do with the author's writing style. It's a bit classical Chinese and now I feel embarrassed to read it in vernacular, and I like to skip the text. I've read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, but I really can't stand them anymore.

Is this another book about Liu Qi that has eliminated the author himself? Don't hang up. There's no movement at all.

Awesome, I read the ending in advance, how did AD come about? 😰The good guy brought China to lick Jesus, beautiful.

Come on

I'm eight years old. I'm going out to study, talk, and make friends. I'm taking a few servants on a trip to recruit talents. Can I have some brains?

I really don't recommend watching it. . . The first forty chapters are okay, but the rest are written in a journal style. . .

The writing is okay! The early stage can be read as a refreshing article, because it basically satisfies the reader's habit of collecting famous generals, but the later stage is a bit boring. After collecting so many famous generals, I can just sleep at home and wait for the unification of the Three Kingdoms.

The writing is okay! The early stage can be read as a refreshing article, because it basically satisfies the reader's habit of collecting famous generals, but the later stage is a bit boring. After collecting so many famous generals, I can just sleep at home and wait for the unification of the Three Kingdoms.

. . . It's the same as Special Code Listening to You Talking about the History of the Three Kingdoms. The pace of the rest of it is too fast and I can't watch it.

It's not too rigorous, and you still have to set up a school first. The most important thing about aristocratic families is not money and land. It's because the aristocratic family has many talents and there are many officials.

I feel like I am reading a history book, but I am obviously reading a novel...

I have read a paper book before, but I only remembered the plot and forgot the title. Today I asked deepseek to find out the name. After searching, I found that the plot is not what I thought at all. Where is Princess Wannian? Where is Emperor Xun in the Snow? Where is General Zhengxi? Have I entered parallel time and space?

The book is very interesting. The only bad thing is that the Gregorian calendar algorithm is used in the finale.

The readability is a bit poor at a cursory glance, but should be good after a closer look.

Well, overall it's pretty good 🙂 It just feels a bit verbose. The first one I read at the starting point said: Come on, the next book will be a better one to win the title of God 😰

The author's age setting is very bad. He appears at 8 years old, and then goes out to find civil servants and generals. It's too poisonous. You can be ten years older without any problem. Ancient people got married and had children very early. It is not surprising that Liu Biao had a son when he was in his twenties.