Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao and Liu Bei Help Me Ascend the Throne
三国：曹操和刘备扶我登基
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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To be honest, when I first saw the novel's title, I pictured Empress He and Cao Bei, the Imperial Uncle who led the west, assisting the young emperor. 😏
Cao Mengde, unparalleled in benevolence and righteousness; Emperor Ling of Han, a wise ruler for all time. This is just something a Cao Xueqin fan wrote for wishful thinking.
If this book continues to be written in this way, it will definitely have a place in the literary world. Both the main and supporting characters are intelligent, with no instances of them being unintelligent. The character portrayals are also excellent, making it a very enjoyable read.
I saw people praising the book to the skies, saying how wonderful it was, how the protagonist was a master strategist, and that it was among the top tier of Three Kingdoms novels. Then I read the first chapter… Author, is someone trying to ruin you with excessive praise? 😂
To introduce the protagonist, Liu Hong was portrayed as too lofty and noble. Liu Hong may have been talented, but he would never have been so lofty and noble, otherwise the Han Dynasty would not have been destroyed.
Even a wish-fulfillment story should have some logic. Wang Yue was attacked without any merit and was about to repay the emperor's kindness with his life, but then he turned around and let the person Liu Hong was trying to stop pass by. Isn't that ridiculous?
Honestly, Emperor Ling of Han would rank near the bottom among all emperors in Chinese history (excluding children and puppets).
Got it. The female lead is just a plot device. She almost starved to death and was severely injured, but the protagonist didn't react at all. As long as she doesn't die, everything's fine, right? The protagonist's mentor is practically crawling out of his coffin.
Many people don't understand Liu Bei's governing abilities. Personally, I think Liu Bei was better at domestic affairs than Cao Cao. Under Liu Bei's rule, Pingyuan, which was previously plagued by bandits and starvation, flourished in less than a year, attracting people from outside to migrate there (this is even recorded in the *Book of Wei*). It's fair to say that while Cao Wei itself touted Liu Bei's benevolence, many modern people see him as a hypocrite.
Everything else is alright, but the protagonist knows way too much! He can build crossbows, understands tanks, and even knows the exact distribution of gold mines across the country—no need for exploration! What did the protagonist do before he transmigrated? He might as well just build a steam engine and make a steam tank!