The Decaying Han

For some reason, I couldn't get into chapter 31. Then it dawned on me that the author had portrayed the protagonist and other key figures of Shu Han as too perfect and flawless, almost entirely righteous. This resulted in a very unrealistic and unrealistic feeling for the reader. I wanted characters with flesh and blood, with desires, not the flawlessly righteous heroes portrayed in movies.

Many commenters felt that reputation wasn't that important, and that Mi Fang's betrayal was simply a matter of course. This is because, over the years, loyalty hadn't been considered as important, but in that society, loyalty was an extremely valued virtue. Those who don't understand its importance can imagine the scene where a rapist's identity is publicly revealed; the revulsion for betrayal was even greater then.

A history book without supporting characters is soulless; we encourage everyone to submit their work. When submitting your work, you can specify the extra's name, hometown, special skills, and what kind of performance you hope they will deliver. A well-developed minor character will become an important supporting character.

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.

The thing I dislike most about playing as the ruler of Shu Han is that it's basically impossible to usurp the throne. That's a real shame. I like being an emperor.

I highly recommend everyone read this book. It's incredibly good, one of the few Three Kingdoms novels you can keep reading non-stop. The writing style, logic, and even the technical explanations are all exceptionally strong! Thumbs up, keep it up!

Let's get creative and make a Three Kingdoms Kill character card for Mi Yang Mi Yang, Shu, Four Blood, Eagle Soars with Might Cooperation: At the start of the game, you can place a "Cooperation" marker on yourself and up to two other characters. Each effect can only be used once per character's turn.

I've caught up with the previous book, and now I'm facing a reading slump. I don't usually frequent male-oriented fiction, but lately there haven't been any good female-oriented books to read, so I've switched to male-oriented fiction. To be honest, male-oriented books really have a different perspective.

Updates are really slow. Some people have gotten a bit carried away with their work, saying it's one of the best Three Kingdoms novels lately. At most, it just means I'm missing one book to follow. Goodbye!

You want to ask who Zhuge Liang is? Ah, Zhuge Liang was one of the Four Ministers of ancient times, one of the Six Great Statesmen of ancient times, one of the Ten Most Outstanding Military Strategists in the Temple of Martial Arts, one of the Thirty-Seven Ministers in the Temple of Ministers, and one of the Seventy-Two Sages in the Temple of Literature.