
Liu Feng, the Diviner of the Three Kingdoms
三国之卦帝刘封
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 437k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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201Chapters
264Recommendations
779Fans
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Brother Cang Sang, what's the protagonist's role? Is he supposed to be both scholarly and martial? It seems like he can only tell fortunes. This cheat ability doesn't seem that invincible. Someone like Jia Min would be more suitable. After all, it's the Three Kingdoms period. While strategy is important, personal martial prowess should also be comparable.
Signing in. Long time no see, I'm late.
Oh, it was written by Brother Cang Sang! Long time no see! I'm late, please forgive me. Since it was written by you, of course I'll support you! ✊😁
I felt a bit uncomfortable after reading the first chapter. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei killed the original Liu Feng, which led to the protagonist's time travel. So, if there were no protagonist, the historical Liu Feng would have died, and there would have been no incident of him refusing to save Guan Yu. Guan Yu might have survived, and the history of the Three Kingdoms would have changed.
You old Shu Han, what are you talking about Shu Han for? The Battle of Red Cliffs is just now. Besides, Shu Han is the name Cao Cao and Sun Quan used to refer to Liu Bei's regime, and it's a derogatory term.
Looks fun, I'll save this for later.
Feeling
The poem "Linjiangxian" was apparently written by Yang Shen, and Luo Guanzhong included it in the opening lines of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." Also, in the Han Dynasty, poetry and prose were generally the main forms of expression; would people understand a ci (lyric poetry) form?
Liu Fenghui 1) Borrowing a boat 2) Stealing a ship or... 3) Seize the boat?
Rewrite history! 🌹
Uh, if we don't wear it, wouldn't history be rewritten?
If Liu Feng dies like this, is history still history? If that's the case, will the Three Kingdoms period that the protagonist travels to be in still be the Three Kingdoms period that the protagonist is familiar with? This method of time travel seems a bit inappropriate!
I've read quite a few books about the Three Kingdoms, but this is the first time I've seen one use fortune-telling as a cheat code. Zhuge Liang from the very beginning is unique; I'm really looking forward to seeing how the protagonist battles him. 🤭