The Han Dynasty Shall Endure
季汉长存
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Long Completed Novels, Your Cure for a Reading Slump
We all know how hard it is these days to follow a book all the way to the end. A lot of people would rather wait until a novel is complete before reading it. My other list, “Seedling Maniac,” has more ongoing novels. This one is for completed older books that overflow from that list, as a companion list. The quality bar is: mainstream genres must be at least solid, while niche genres must at least be decent. Self-recommendations are welcome.
Read and Unread
I may complain about this and that in my reviews, but I only add books I actually enjoyed. If I really dislike a book, I won't mention it at all.
Xiaoyao's Daily Notes
Just keeping track of the books I read from time to time, and the novels I like
Recommended Historical Novels About Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms Era
Half a lifetime adrift, two years an emperor, yet never restoring the Han. Yiling's flames burn, dragon scales turn to ash, and weary sleep claims me in Baidi's halls. The eastern wind makes its promise, Shu Han seeks peace, the southern tribes expand, and the north campaigns against our foes. Our deeds shine bright, but the stars fall before our long-held wish can come true. Three kingdoms, three dynasties, the histories of an age, fate turns the calamity of the Three Kingdoms around. My trus
Books That Stay Good Without Getting Old
Passing along someone else's recommendations
My Personal Taste: No Vulgar or Tasteless Reads
No brainless harem fantasies. No mindless wish-fulfillment. No infantile protagonists who make everyone around them seem stupid. I like books with originality and something to say. The characters feel like real people, each with their own depth. My tastes are niche, and I refuse to compromise. I hand out leaderboards to authors when I feel like it. That’s just how I roll. I only recommend books I’ve read. I won’t recommend anything I haven’t. Having the protagonist become emperor for no reason
A Mixed Bag of Books
So-so
An Old Bookworm's Premium Reading List
I'm well past forty, and this is just for my own enjoyment. I'll add new works whenever I have time.
Suffering from a Reading Drought? Come Take a Look, There Is Something for Everyone
I read a wide variety of genres, but mostly lean toward historical fiction, infinite-flow stories, comedy, and anime-inspired fiction. I'm not a big fan of novels in the style of Battle Through the Heavens. There are both harem stories and single-female-lead stories. I'm not very fond of stories with no female characters, unless the writing is excellent. All the books I recommend are ones I've followed, and I think I'm fairly picky.
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Long Commentary – Why Not Consider the Benefits of the People?
I've recommended this book; it's very interesting. The initial entry point was before Dong Zhuo, stirring up trouble and allowing Liu to show his talent early on. Secondly, the protagonist's thoughts and actions after his time travel are relatable. He was rescued by Liu by chance and witnessed the plight of refugees everywhere.
This book is not written entirely according to historical records. After all, it is an online novel, so there will be some settings to increase the fun. I will do my best to research history and try to avoid any inconsistencies. However, due to my limited knowledge and abilities, there may still be shortcomings. I welcome criticism and corrections from fellow readers.
I still prefer watching Liu Bei's stories. Those kids who have experienced the harsh realities of life will understand how difficult Liu Bei's journey was.
I feel this is the best and most historically accurate portrayal of Liu Bei among all the Three Kingdoms novels; the others are so brainwashed by conspiracy theories that they're unreadable...
I've finished reading it. There are indeed some flaws, but the most commendable part is the excellent portrayal of Liu Bei. It's rare to see Liu Bei's character depicted so vividly. There are too many conspiracy theories; they've all been fooled by his cleverness. So many outstanding people gathered around Liu Bei, yet none of them saw through his hypocrisy. Only you did. Sigh… I'm going to be in a reading slump again… Are there any other books that portray Liu Bei as well as this?
Even when the great way is abandoned, benevolence and righteousness still exist. Cao Cao used the chaotic way to quell the chaos, while Liu Bei used the way of order to restore order. They are the dialectic of chaos. Among all the heroes in the world, only you, my lord, and Cao Cao are worthy of praise. Those who call Liu Bei a villain are merely like fallen leaves in the wind or fish and turtles in the river, unable to believe that benevolence and righteousness still exist in chaotic times.
Having read the first chapter, the protagonist's obsequiousness towards Liu Bei sets the tone for the entire story. I'd like to ask if the protagonist will later experience setbacks, mature, and then strive to become independent? I personally feel there's no need to read another Three Kingdoms web novel where the protagonist is solely focused on Liu Bei's obsequiousness.
Longtao Building
We need some extras, thank you everyone.
Character abilities and attributes based on official historical records (Part 1)
Shu Han Group Liu Bei Strengths: Strong at seizing opportunities and making decisive decisions (Chen Yuanlong said he "possesses the strategies of a king and hegemon," and once advised Liu Biao to launch a surprise attack on Xuchang). Good political skills (he was popular as the magistrate of Pingyuan, and his concern for the national treasury after looting Liu Zhang's treasury in Yizhou shows he…
The Shu Han dynasty truly embodies the ultimate romance for men. As a child, I admired the Five Tiger Generals, then I thought they were too unrealistic and preferred Cao Cao. Now, I increasingly find the Shu Han dynasty incredibly romantic.