
A Gentleman in the Three Kingdoms
三国有君子
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- Completed
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- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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Modern novels portray Liu Bei as too ruthless and cunning. I feel he was actually quite good, after all, he upheld loyalty, kindness, and righteousness throughout his life. Even on his deathbed, he told his son, "Do not do evil because it is small, and do not neglect good because it is small," a statement I believe came from the bottom of his heart.
It would be ridiculous if Taishi Ci, Xu Chu, and Zhao Yun couldn't capture Zang Ba.
My goodness! I remember this was my favorite author when I read "Yuan Family Rules." I didn't have any money back then. Now the author is back! I've been supporting the official version for half a year now. I hope the author updates more frequently after the book is released. I also hope to give the author some money for baby formula when the book is finished.
I'd like to mention the issue of salutation; I hope the author will consider it.
During the late Han Dynasty, there were many titles for a ruler, such as Lord, Duke, and Envoy, etc. Those who address someone as their lord are usually retainers, while members of aristocratic families generally do not address others as their lord, unless, of course, you want to follow him down a dark path. Betraying one's master is very damaging to one's reputation.
I don't understand why so many people are criticizing Zhuge Liang these days, making it sound like he was incredibly incompetent. Is it because doing so makes them feel superior?
I've read many novels about the Three Kingdoms, some about independent rulers, some about those who served Liu Bei, some about those who served Cao Cao, and even some about those who served the Sun family. But I've never seen one about someone who assisted Emperor Xian in restoring the Han Dynasty.
I really don't understand why some people like Cao Cao. He is indeed talented, but he has no virtue at all. I don't know how much the Romance of the Three Kingdoms whitewashed Cao Cao. He robbed graves and dug up graves, slaughtered city monsters (other people's own massacres, what is the difference between the Xuzhou Massacre and the Nanjing Massacre), killed people for military food, forcibly…
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I think our civil service is already top-notch: Chen Deng, the two Zhangs (Zhang Yi and Zhang Fei), Chen Qun, Guo Jia, and the developing Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi. Once Jinling (Nanjing) is more developed, we can recruit Zang Ba and Lu Su. The reason for recruiting Lu Su later is that he's now a wealthy man and probably wouldn't look down on Tao Qian.
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Back when I read the author's book, *The Yuan Family in the Three Kingdoms: I'm in Charge*, I read a pirated copy. I'm so happy to see the author back this time. I love the author's humorous style. Although I'm just an ordinary wage earner, I'm doing my best to support the author and the official version. It doesn't cost me much to subscribe each month.