A General on the Battlefield, a Chancellor at Court
三国之出将入相
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
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The first half was well-written, but the latter part, perhaps to conform to historical accuracy, got worse and worse; the male protagonist became a pathetic loser and the story became unreadable.
It's been withdrawn; I didn't like this kind of plot, sorry.
This book is utterly toxic! The author's writing is not only nonsensical but also extremely irresponsible, riddled with typos that severely hinder readability! Not to mention the plot is dull, tedious, and stiff, filled with numerous illogical and absurd errors that make you frown!
Starting to show off at age 2? Is it really necessary?
The beginning was fine, but the end was just plain stupid.
I hope to assist Cao Cao, not choose the Big-Eared Bandit or the Blue-Eyed Bandit.
The way Dong Bai was written, and they even gave him a female supporting character? I can only laugh.
What good are high-ranking officials and generals? In ancient times, a single word from the emperor could wipe out your entire family, three generations of your clan. Haha.
It's not good. 1. The writing is terrible. 2. The plot is all made up; it's written however the author wants, it's haphazard. 3. The characters weren't even created. (They've been removed.)
Liu Ao was Emperor Cheng of Han, and Liu Yang was Emperor Ming of Han, who was also a direct ancestor of the emperors. It would be inappropriate to name a prince after the late emperors.