
Return to the Three Kingdoms and Become Liu Bei
回到三国当刘备
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 85k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The language of this book is humorous, and the content is thoughtful It has been included in my must-read list for 2020
Look here! If you like the Three Kingdoms, read here!
This is my first time writing a book, so please forgive me for any loopholes or other bad points. I will also work hard to improve myself and strive to give everyone a better reading experience. Thank you again! In addition, this book is a bit of inspiration that I came up with after playing Total War Three Kingdoms. After all, I have only scratched the surface of the Three Kingdoms. There are some things that I really can't verify, such as living habits and so on, so I used the same settings as now. I'm not good at studying, so just watch it and enjoy it, haha!
It would be even better if the character was changed to Liu Bei!
About the book title
I would like to explain a little here, that is, the protagonist is Liu Ping instead of Liu Bei. This issue is due to my negligence, which makes me not very rigorous. However, I did consider it at the beginning. I will tell you my reasons. First point, the protagonist traveled to the past because of Liu Bei's departure. In order to fill the loopholes, he simply did what Liu Bei wanted to do. In a certain sense, he is Liu Bei. Second point, Liu Bei was already 29 years old in 190. I also wanted to write something about him becoming emperor after reunification. At that time, I was almost dead and still wrote a hammer. Third point, I just went to the editor to talk about changing the title of the book. The editor was probably not in a good mood early in the morning, which made me not in a good mood. I beg you guys, if you really like reading this book, please don't worry about it. I don't know the process of changing the title of the book, but it feels quite troublesome. Is there anything wrong with Liu Bei and Liu Ping, inheriting the legacy from father to son?