
The Three Kingdoms' Ruthless Strategist
三国枭
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 612k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
306Chapters
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7.2kRecs
4.2kFans
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Reader comments 20
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There are a few book friends who are reading "Three Kingdoms", so come out and have a look (´◡`)!
To sum up, the book is good, but the book and story that turned out to be very popular have been written by you into a niche. Why? There is no passion and it is too bland. The reason why the Three Kingdoms makes people yearn for it is because there are many characters and stories that everyone is familiar with. In the end, all you know is farming and cultivating. In the early days of the Three Kingdoms, you didn't make friends with the many advisers and generals, and always cultivated them yourself. After reading your last book, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, you didn't receive any of the famous generals, and cultivated them all by yourself. Don't you know that everyone is reading books for these famous generals? To conquer the world with the military generals you cultivated, you might as well write fictional history, at least fictional dynasties, and no one knows the direction of history. You won't be able to see my little extreme opinions anyway, just say a few random words and complain. 😆😆😆
Famous general
The protagonist's early career includes many military generals who have no names in history, but why do people like the Three Kingdoms? It's because there are endless famous generals and counselors who compete with each other for wits and wits. Everyone is familiar with the famous generals and counselors of the Three Kingdoms, but the protagonist suddenly includes a group of characters that no one has heard of (including Pang Lingming), and this book is not a supplementary or development novel. In the Three Kingdoms period, most of the military generals who have left their names in history have taken refuge with Zhu Yuanzhang (the author has developed many generals and counselors in the last book).
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I don't know what the author plans to do after Dong Zhuo enters Beijing, and his relationship with Lu Bu, as well as Diao Chan and Cai Yan. I think it is better to be sent to a state and county as a prefect. It is more dangerous to follow Dong Zhuo.
It is good to take refuge in Dong Zhuo, because you have a backer first. After Dong Zhuo comes to power, the protagonist can gain a position of power and gain talents (Jia Xu, Xun You, Zhang Liao, Xu Huang, these people were either Dong Zhuo's subordinates or served in the court when Dong Zhuo came to power)
I have to say that the author's writing is a bit too plain. There are so many chapters and the protagonist did something, but killing Lu Bu is a bit interesting, and the method is quite stupid. The awesome protagonist of other Three Kingdoms novels is really nothing compared to what you wrote. It's not much fun to worry about the country and the people all the time, and I really can't stand it anymore. When reading novels, I like to put myself into the protagonist. You don't have to follow the wind and water, Long Aotian, but you have to have fun, you know?
I read 10 chapters and the author wrote it very well. But the author has taken a long vacation and is afraid that the eunuch will not look good. I hope the author can cheer up. Gold will shine, so take your time.
Are there any better-looking ones in the Three Kingdoms genre? Please give me some recommendations, I hope there won't be plots about fighting local tycoons and martial arts.