A Continuation of the History of the Han

Having read so many Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels, the author must have a good understanding of the social structure of that era. Every time I read someone questioning Liu Bei's lineage, I find it laughable. Do those people think we live in modern times? They can make up whatever they want about their origins. Back then, officials were investigated for at least three generations.

Liu Bei's decision to accompany Lu Zhi was absolutely correct, and no one would doubt it, because people at that time valued loyalty and righteousness. Furthermore, there were others in history who had done the same; one such person was Gongsun Zan, another student of Lu Zhi.

Having read Chapter 92, which discusses going to sea, does he fear death if he himself doesn't go out, but then send his men to their deaths? Heavens above, what kind of person is this?!

It's back to normal? I can't believe it, my heart is pounding.

The way He Hou addressed him as "uncle" made me imagine the untold story between Ximen Bei and Pan Jinhe the whole time.

Modern thought is mixed with the mainstream thought of the Three Kingdoms period, which is very confusing. Sometimes modern ideas are used to describe ancient people, and sometimes ancient ideas are used to describe ancient people. Isn't that contradictory?

Writtenvery well, I support you, the authorJun

Ha! The Imperial Uncle isn't strong in combat?! Are you serious?

The Three Hans should be captured to serve as a logistical base.

Seeing that the male lead's name was still Liu Tian in Chapter Thirteen felt really awkward. I'll look at two more chapters and leave if it doesn't change.