The Rise of Liu Shan, an Internet-Addicted Teen
网瘾少年刘禅之崛起
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 4y ago
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My Top 100 Completed Books
This list features the top 100 books I’ve read, selected and ranked by me. I’ll keep maintaining and updating it over time. Here’s my initial rating plan: 1. Readability (out of 5): Factors include how satisfying the story is and how smoothly the plot unfolds. 2. Reading experience (out of 5): Judged by issues such as plot holes and typos that affect the reading experience. 3. Story depth (out of 5): Rated based on the story’s content. 4. Characterization (out of 5): An overall assessment of the
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How can the protagonist still be reborn like this? Why does the male lead get a little monkey just from kissing the female lead? Why is the protagonist of this book still alive? Why would this cannon fodder charge in when he knows the protagonist has become godlike? Why is he trying to solo the Baron? Is he throwing the game? Doesn't he know the protagonist warded the brush.... This world has one great unsolved mystery: “The 100,000 Whys.”
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A List of Creative and Unusual Reads
A personal list of completed books with unusual and creative concepts. I mainly recommend books with wild ideas, few or no comparable works, and that are at least readable enough to finish. Updated irregularly. I also have another list, “My Top 100 Completed Books,” with my subjective reviews of the completed works I’ve read. I hope these two lists can help with your reading slump.
🔥 Book Lovers, Follow If You Like It 🔥
☀ Old books, new books, good books! (Searching for great reads...) ☀ Good books are hard to find, so it takes time to dig them up! ☀ Please be patient! A ten-year veteran reader will test them for you. I'll read at least a dozen chapters before deciding whether to recommend a book. The more I've read, the more detailed my recommendation will be. But I don't write long recommendations, since too much detail can mislead people. Please read for yourself! What counts as good or bad depends on person
Liu Bei Novels from the Three Kingdoms!
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My Reading List
Books I’ve finished on Qidian. This list only includes completed works, not ongoing or abandoned ones. Ratings are out of 100 and reflect my personal opinion only. For reference.
A Comprehensive Reading List for Finished-Novel Fans
Since too many authors like to kill off their own stories before they are finished, I generally only read books that are confirmed complete or whose authors have such a solid reputation that completion is assured. This list is specifically for readers who only read completed novels, and I only review books marked as complete.
Reviving the Han Dynasty with Liu Adou
Liu Shan: a ruler who defended his realm? A benevolent ruler? A mediocre one? Which label fits? The fact that Shu Han lasted twenty-nine years after Zhuge Liang’s death, thanks in part to the Memorial on the Northern Expedition, suggests it was at least stronger than the other two states.
I Just Want to Read in Peace
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A Little Keepsake
There are too many books on my shelf, and I’m too lazy to organize them. I’m making a list so I don’t lose track of books I’ve been saving for later. I’m always in a reading slump, so I’ll take recommendations of any genre
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
My Personal Reading List
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For Fellow Readers, and That's All
I've been reading for 10 years, and even wrote a flop of a novel along the way. Life keeps me busy, so I never managed to finish it. Now I read for fun whenever I have some free time. These recommendations are based entirely on my personal taste. I'm in a reading slump lately, so does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks! P.S. I never spoil anything in my recommendations, I just share my impressions. I've been trying too many duds lately. Does anyone have any good books to recommend? P.S. If
My Personal Reading List: Not Great, Not Terrible, Hard to Give Up
No harem, no womanizing, and a protagonist with some brains. I'll write a description for each book if I feel like it.
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Absolute Gems! A Twenty-Year Veteran Reader’s Sincere Recommendations, Part 1
Based on my years of reading web novels, ever since they first took off, these are books I've always felt were worth reading for their creativity, stories, writing, or depth. Of course, books from twenty years ago feel different from those written today, but overall, I think they're well worth collecting and reading. I know everyone has their own tastes. I just want to remember the books that accompanied me through classes, nights, subway rides, and coffee shops, always there with me along the w
The More, the Merrier
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Great Historical Fiction
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A Chance Encounter in the Sea of Books, Ongoing Novels Only, Personally Tested
I have a soft spot for horror, supernatural stories, and sci-fi set after the apocalypse. I've been reading for years. I've read plenty of classics, but my taste has changed as I've gotten older and gained more life experience. I used to devour simplistic novels, too! Now, rereading those formulaic, meandering stories gives me secondhand embarrassment! 😓 But authors padding out their work to make money 💰 has become the norm. I can only sigh and accept it. I'll try to recommend books with good id
Great Historical Fiction Recommendations
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Honestly, you, the author, have dug up the most ruthless part of Cao Cao's dark history. Most others only know about things like massacring cities and digging up graves. No wonder some people call him a cute villain. Perhaps I'm just ignorant, but other Three Kingdoms novels, including those about the Shu Han dynasty, haven't exposed Cao Cao as thoroughly as you, author.
Biography of Chang Diao (from the Old Book of Wei) Chang Diao, courtesy name Juying, was a native of Wen County, Henan Province[1]. His father was a minor official in Henan. When Chang Diao came of age, he joined the Wei army and followed Cao Ren. He was known for his bravery in the army and Cao Ren considered him a confidant.
He died from poisoning after reading "Battle Through the Heavens." Surely no one really thinks "Battle Through the Heavens" is a classic? Really? Really?
Little people
As the Legend of the Fighting Emperor draws to a close, I've been wanting to say something, but I didn't know where to begin. Today, seeing the usually kind-hearted Grand Commandant Chang suddenly erupt in anger, I've gained some insight. Is Grand Commandant Chang a loyal minister? Definitely not.
Hilarious! Prime Minister Cao is such a sycophant!
You might not believe it, but what I found by searching for "Battle Through the Heavens"
🤫 Author, please read less trashy stuff. In normal Han Chinese dynasties, the literacy rate of ordinary people was not low.
Honestly, I don't see much to write about the Shu Han dynasty. Liu Shan was merely the head of a regime of 1.8 Million people. In today's world, that's comparable to Chongqing (30 million) or Beijing (23 million). Even ignoring those large cities, Shandong province has 99.5 Million people across its 16 prefecture-level cities.
Liu Shan was a pitiful child. When his father was still alive, he thought it was normal that people didn't take him seriously. After his father died, he thought that Zhuge Liang was the one who started the problem of people not taking him seriously. It wasn't until Zhuge Liang died that he realized that over the years, only Zhuge Liang had taken him seriously after his father's death. In fact, no one had ever regarded him as a ruler; he was just a tool or a mascot.
Let alone Battle Through the Heavens, even Mysterious Mystery has a group of people criticizing it. First, we must understand that on the internet, 80% of people only read and do not comment, and half of the remaining 20% are paid trolls. If we are misled by these 10% of paid trolls, it only proves that our cultural literacy is not up to par and we need to continue our studies.