The Silver Fox of the Three Kingdoms
三国之银狐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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How come now, everyone is praising Liu Bei and belittling Cao Cao? A thousand years have passed, and Cao Cao wielded his whip...
Historical records describe Liu Bei as a benevolent and virtuous ruler. The inscription says that Zhuge Liang was a loyal and capable minister. Scholars say that Liu Bei was a man of great courage and magnanimity. The textbook says that Zhuge Liang was a man who devoted himself to the cause. People are so clever these days.
The protagonist is too extraordinary. An eight-year-old child who is all-knowing and all-knowing is not very reasonable. His childhood is described in too much detail, which makes the reading experience not very good. Wouldn't it be better to just briefly describe his childhood and skip to his 16-year-old self?
Yesterday, I watched a video on Bilibili by a user named "Bohai Xiaoli" explaining why the Prime Minister and Guan Yu have been so revered throughout history, and detailing their achievements. I was truly amazed. I never imagined that Guan Yu's military tactics combined with his unparalleled personal combat prowess would have such a powerful effect; he could practically be considered the number…
I really can't beat Liu Bei in the Battle of Red Cliffs without unlocking the event, so I'll play Shen Chen to help me out 😂
Talkative and rambling. Around 100 chapters, starting school at age 12. I don't understand what this is all about? This is so tedious. The main storyline seems endless, and all this unnecessary stuff just keeps happening. Can't we just get to the right age and get into the main storyline sooner? I don't want to read this tedious story anymore. Don't tell me it will get more interesting later on.
The male lead is 184cm tall and only weighs 70kg. He's too thin; his physique is far from strong. I'm 176cm tall and weigh 80kg, and I don't look particularly strong either. If someone weighing 40kg were to fight in full-armor combat, they would be kicked to death by their opponent. Let alone fighting with real swords and guns.
Having read many books about the Three Kingdoms, most of them follow the same formula. This book, however, is full of emotion and flavor, making it a rare gem among Three Kingdoms novels. I highly recommend it!
Use onomatopoeia with caution
This is the author's fourth book. Has any reader previously mentioned that using frequent onomatopoeia like "ah" in dialogue sounds odd? For example, Liu Bei's lines like "Take care on your journey, please give me your guidance" sound like he likes to speak in a childish, affected way. Removing the onomatopoeia wouldn't change the original meaning; in fact, it would sound more formal…
On November 1st, Mr. Lu Shuming passed away. Of the three brothers, the second brother left first. Alas, the most memorable thing from the old Three Kingdoms was that jade can be broken but its integrity cannot be changed, and white bamboo can be burned but its integrity cannot be destroyed. May Mr. Lu rest in peace.