Young Lord Guan
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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424Chapters
15kRecommendations
12.1kFans
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Oh, is Guan Ping so incredibly brave? I, Guan Yu, the young Guan Ping of Jingzhou, cannot defeat him?
I suspect that Yun and his group took Guan Ping's "Restore the Han Dynasty" as a code, believing it to be a new slogan from above. Then, the message spread like wildfire, and all the communists started chanting "Restore the Han Dynasty." 😏
The author is finally going to return and restore the Han Dynasty.
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I've been reading this author's books since Liu Chan's debut, so I'd consider myself a long-time reader. Today, I'm sharing my thoughts. This book continues the reverse-time travel trope from Liu Chan onwards, but the reading experience is definitely not as good as before.
Why create a custom NPC female lead? At this point, Sun Shangxiang, the widowed Lady Fan, Da Qiao, and Wu Yi's sister are all unmarried! Why use NPCs 🤔 to minimize time travel, and to stay within the current historical period as much as possible when writing history 🤫? Will this book reach 200+ or even 10,000 words? 200 Words is the author's limit.
Spicy Sauce, this is your third Romance of the Three Kingdoms book. I think it would be more interesting to write about Xu Shu taking the short, fat, and tight guy through time travel to the official history. @Reader
Although the main character has everything, Chang Diao is the evergreen tree; the author's favorite is actually Chang Diao.
The native characters don't feel relatable. It's like being reborn as a Black person and then trying to make it in the Chinese entertainment industry. Why not just have a modern protagonist who dies in an accident, is reborn in the Three Kingdoms period, has a cheat ability, and can travel back to the Republic of China era?
The story revolves around Guan Ping, a native soldier, wielding a Republic-era rifle as he traverses the Three Kingdoms period, and it seems like they're going to mass-produce them... I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters.
The story is finished! Hooray! Actually, the first half of the Battle of Red Cliffs was really good, at least for me, it's a show I'll rewatch. The debate with Jiangdong, the Jingzhou navy singing Chu songs at night, the execution of Xu Chu, the standoff between Cao Cao and Liu Bei in the dark—I really liked all of these and they're still vivid in my memory.