
Tale of a Hero of the Three Kingdoms
三国雄儿传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 584k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I hope more historical figures will appear; too many original characters make it feel like I'm watching a fictional story. 🤐
Call to arms!!! Tell us what characters you know from the late Three Kingdoms period!!!
Feel free to share any figures you know from the later stages of the Three Kingdoms period. Brief biographies would be greatly appreciated. (The author will also occasionally update with historical information about characters appearing in the book.) All readers are welcome to participate in the discussion. 🤝🤝
It's well-written, but it's a bit unpleasant 😂. The court is oppressive; how many people these days would swallow their anger? With swords in hand, they dare to raise an army and surrender to Wei. The generals who surrender to Wei lead the charge. As for whether they're surnamed Han, Wei, or Sima, how many care?
It's a pity, it's actually quite well written, but maybe it wasn't recommended.
Having transmigrated to ancient times with a nine-rank system, I initially thought it was a primitive and backward system... I always assumed that as a modern person, I was invincible with my cheat-like abilities... What was the fate of Emperor Yang Guang, the great emperor of all time, who established the imperial examination system? The establishment of the imperial examination system was one of the main reasons for the downfall of the Sui Dynasty.
Keep it up! Let's see how this story turns around in the later stages. So far, it's very well written, with a strong plot and engaging writing style. I'm looking forward to its release and will subscribe to all copies as soon as it's available.
Portrait of Jiang Wei
A list of individuals with the surname Wu from the *Records of the Three Kingdoms*, *Book of Jin*, and *Chronicles of Huayang* is compiled: Wu Zhao, Wu Zhou, Wu Gai, Wu Fu, Wu Shao, Wu Mao, Wu Tong, Wu Cha, and Wu Shen. Most of these figures were active during the Western Jin Dynasty, with Wu Gai being the most frequently mentioned in historical records. "
A list of figures with the surname Qiao from the *Records of the Three Kingdoms*, *Book of Jin*, and *Chronicles of Huayang* is compiled: Qiao Zhou, Qiao Deng, Qiao Xi, Qiao Xian, Qiao Tong, Qiao Xiu, Qiao Zong, and Qiao Xianzhi. According to the *Chronicles of Huayang*, the Qiao clan was a prominent family in Nanchong.
A list of individuals with the surname Suo from the *Records of the Three Kingdoms* and the *Book of Jin* is compiled: Suo Zhan, Suo Jing, Suo Geng, Suo Quan, Suo Qiu, Suo Yu, Suo Lin, Suo Zhen, Suo Yong, and Suo Fu. Among them, Suo Jing is the most well-known to later generations.