
Rising from the Han Dynasty's Final Days as a Bandit
汉末从悍匪崛起
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- Ongoing
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- 733k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 4y ago
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Even a bandit born into a good family is lucky if he can become a bear. In ancient times, birth was truly more important. A good birth meant having a powerful family to help you. For example, Cao Cao's core group consisted of the Cao family and the Xiahou family.
The logic is flawed. Whether in Romance of the Three Kingdoms or Records of the Three Kingdoms, the protagonist is practically no different from an idiot.
What kind of nonsense is this? They could have just sold Zhang Kai out in the city, led his troops to rob the grain and run away, and then done all the messy things that followed. They could have just gone to Hanzhong instead. It would have been simple and straightforward. Why did they have to write something so disgusting?
I really admire how you guys can still keep reading. I glanced at the table of contents, and decided not to read any further after seeing the title of Chapter 4. Kidnapping a woman? Ha! Kidnapping a woman was completely useless in that era. It's just mindless wish-fulfillment fiction. You might as well add a system instead. No need to think about it, it's definitely another one of those "sexy shoulders and cherry lips" simp stories.
I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters. Why didn't he just run away? Instead, he went back to his old lair to become someone else's subordinate. He even went back because of Xiao Qiao, worried about internal strife. They just used him as a pawn, and he still has the nerve to go back and be a dog. Then they forcibly let the protagonist seize power. It's truly vicious.
Well written, don't write like that again.
It was readable at first, but it got worse and worse after chapters 70 or 80. It was a complete mess. Stop fighting for the world. With this level of intelligence, you're just a bootlicker. You should just dig a hole and bury yourself!
The writing is idiotic. He wanted to go solo from the start, but hesitated and didn't seize the opportunity. If your boss wants to sell you out, why are you worried about your subordinates not following you if you go solo? Later, with Xiao Qiao, if it were realistic, he would have finished long ago. Does he really think she's stupid, that she couldn't even hold onto a subordinate because of lust?
Reading this book will make you lose your mind! Otherwise, you'll be so angry you'll want to curse your father.
Xiao Qiao's plot is disgusting.