The Three Kingdoms in a Magic-and-Martial-Arts World

If Cai Wenji were so powerful, she wouldn't have had so many children with the Hu people.

I'm not reading anymore, this book is addictive. Emperor Shao Lie's early acquisition of Consort Wu and Consort Gan was normal, and I could tolerate him taking that woman from the grassland Que clan. But what the hell is this about him harassing the Han Empress, and the Han Empress even... Ugh. The protagonist acts like a lecherous lecher whenever he sees a pretty woman.

It seems like the fighting strength of the non-Han peoples has been exaggerated. Regardless of the specific time period during the Three Kingdoms period, it was always the Han people who utterly defeated the non-Han peoples.

The division of military prowess is unreasonable. Dian Wei should have been among the top two in foot combat during the Three Kingdoms period, yet Sun Jian could fight him to a standstill. Zu Rong and Han Dang are also considered peerless generals? Then what about Gao Shun, Zhang Liao, Zhang He, Gao Lan, Xu Huang, and Xiahou Yuan—were they all considered divine generals?

If Liu Bei were really like the character in this book, he definitely wouldn't survive more than two episodes. He's too stupid; he can't even walk past a woman. 😰😰😰

You can give the main character a power-up, but you can't make the supporting characters stupid, right? Does being a supporting character mean you have to be born mentally challenged? 🙂

A Three Kingdoms-themed story with fantasy elements, featuring a battle for supremacy, action, and a farming-style gameplay. Hope someone enjoys it.

Under Sister Lily's tyranny, someone still dares to write about the Three Kingdoms? I admire them! 🐶

I'll keep reading for now and see if the author can survive the sacrifice of Lily Sister.

The idea is great, but the writing style needs improvement. There are some parts that I just can't make sense of no matter how hard I try to fill in the blanks.