
Prince Yuan
袁太子
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- Completed
- Length
- 769k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Many people who write about the Three Kingdoms only see the famous generals but do not see something deeper - the powerful families. In the Han Dynasty, through the Chaju system, the power of major families expanded rapidly, and a number of aristocratic families emerged. In this beginning, the protagonist is reincarnated into the Yuan family. He is originally the leader of the family. If he really wants to conquer the world, how should he deal with the family? If it can't be solved, then the court established by the protagonist will be another Western Jin Dynasty at most.
The protagonist of this book was captured by a group of two to three thousand water thieves in an array with more than 10,000 elite soldiers. The protagonist also had Xu Chu as a bodyguard, and his generals also included Huang Zhong. The key is that after they captured the protagonist, they still left calmly. I was already dead from the poison.
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Some suggestions: 1. There are a lot of typos, please correct them. 2. The dialogue between the characters is a mixture of ancient and modern styles. It is a bit stiff and affects the context and sense of reading. I hope it can be adjusted. 3. Regarding the emotions of the characters, the protagonist is a time traveler and is only one month old. He should be respectful and indifferent to his elders and observe etiquette. After all, Yuan's identity and social environment do not allow him to be so casual.
Don't write it as the general can bear thousands of troops. The routine of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is gone. The role of generals on the battlefield is really not that big.
In the comment area, I often see people discussing aristocratic families and how to eliminate these 'rotten' things. These remarks make people laugh. I would like to ask you which era and which country did not have these things. Say it and let me learn a lot. 🤔
Boss Cao couldn't defeat Yuan Shu before, but Yuan Shao defeated him personally. Only the Yuan family can defeat the Yuan family. The background is too different.
Another male protagonist who takes advantage of women whenever he sees them. How is this different from the gangsters in the countryside?
Yuan Shu's reputation was so bad that neither the Yingchuan gentry nor the Jianghuai gentry were willing to surrender to him. The Yingchuan people fled south and all went to Liu Biao. None of them defected to Yuan Shu. Yuan Shu's team has always been these people from the beginning to the end. Yuan Shu wanted to proclaim himself emperor under the original circumstances. Now that he has a protagonist and is more powerful, what should he do if he still wants to proclaim himself emperor?
Brother, what's going on lately? In fact, your writing is very good! Otherwise, a rigorous person like me wouldn't give a reward easily! The key point is that you are a newcomer, so your results are very good. If you want to stop updating because of thinking about the plot, please open a separate chapter to explain 🤔