The New Biography of Liao Hua: Records of the Three Kingdoms
三国志廖化新传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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415Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
5.4kFans
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In the Three Kingdoms period, Liao Hua witnessed everything from the Yellow Turban Rebellion to the fall of Shu Han. He is my favorite character, utterly loyal.
The writing is alright, but I guess no one reads it because it's about Liao Hua. After all, this person didn't time travel but was reborn, which makes it lose a lot of its modern feel.
Those who stayed up all night to finish reading this must have enjoyed it, but I have a question: Chapter 181 and they still haven't recaptured Jingzhou. How many chapters do you plan to write for this book? The novel is getting a bit verbose.
A content creator on Bilibili has analyzed Liao Hua's life in detail, and their analysis is quite insightful, based solely on the Records of the Three Kingdoms.
Even if you write 2 million words and still show no signs of ending, I'll still read it despite so many readers pointing out its flaws. These days, it's not that a book is badly written, it's that it's badly written and has a terrible ending… mainly because the author's previous books didn't establish a good reputation.
After reading several chapters, to be honest, the plot isn't bad, and it's even quite captivating. However, the dialogue has a mechanical translation feel, like trying to translate classical Chinese into a childish language, which is a bit... Unpleasant. Furthermore, the plot does drag a bit. But it's true, if Guan Yu hadn't lost Jingzhou, Shu Han would indeed have had the best chance of achieving final victory and restoring the Han dynasty.
It's a pity; the writing is good, and the story is engaging, but it lacks a punchline and feels a bit weak.
After recapturing Jiangling and even taking back the four commanderies of Jingnan, let Liao Hua rest. It always feels like Liao Hua is either putting out fires or on his way to put out fires; he's exhausted ⊙⊙. Meanwhile, the abilities of Guan Yu and other friendly generals are not adequately showcased in the text.
Let me take a look. I quite like Liao Hua. He's one of the permanent characters in the heavily modified Romance of the Three Kingdoms 11. (Witness: Guidance, Ingenuity, Insight, Combo, Iron Wall, Vajra, Unyielding, Wrath, Mind Control, Plunder, Forceful, and some others I've forgotten. I usually give him 12+ special skills and max out his equipment.) He's the strongest deputy general.
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