Han Xiang
汉骧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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647Chapters
17.3kRecommendations
26.3kFans
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Three Kingdoms: I Help Liu Bei Cultivate a Vast Empire
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Haha, even a sycophant needs to have the ability to lick their boots. You're just a commoner soldier; do you think the Prime Minister will even listen to you? Licking Sun Quan is even more disgusting. Can you even get by without licking Liu Bei? If you'd started licking earlier, you could have at least gotten a minor position among the founding members of the faction.
The plot is progressing rather slowly. If you're going to join Liu Bei, do it sooner rather than later; Guanzhong, Jiangdong, and Hanzhong are all the best opportunities. Waiting more than a decade before going to Jingzhou is too late; it'll be too late then. If you want to establish yourself independently, plan ahead. Even supporting Yuan Shu isn't impossible. The worst thing in Three Kingdoms novels is not having a clear goal, living aimlessly and without knowing what you're doing.
Calling it a trash novel is a bit much. It's just that everyone has their own interpretation. Personally, I think it's alright, there aren't any major flaws, and it's worth reading.
The latter part feels like a primary school student's composition.
Reborn into the Three Kingdoms as a slave, reborn into the Three Kingdoms with the plan to be a dog, a lapdog.
Is it a story about vying for supremacy or a story about sycophants?
This book is much better than the previous one, but the protagonist's personality is still problematic; he always has the mentality of a nobody.
You're not in logistics. If you're going to write about a general, you can't make the protagonist too useless, understand?
That's a bit unrealistic. He's thinking of becoming a mountain king himself, yet he also wants to help Liu Bei. Do you think the ancient warlords were stupid? Sun Quan would never allow you to establish your own independent power base comfortably. If you want to support Liu Bei, you'd better get involved early.
The writing was going well until I saw Qiao Wan and I was stunned again. Why are there still descriptions like this now? This sudden, disgusting scene is really nauseating. Who in their right mind would be stunned by a 15-year-old girl, especially since there were no hormones in ancient times? Unless she was exceptionally gifted, her development would definitely be slower than modern children.