Shu Han Dynasty
蜀汉
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- Completed
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- 3.7M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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Liu Shan: a ruler who defended his realm? A benevolent ruler? A mediocre one? Which label fits? The fact that Shu Han lasted twenty-nine years after Zhuge Liang’s death, thanks in part to the Memorial on the Northern Expedition, suggests it was at least stronger than the other two states.
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I'm really curious how Liu Shan, who has been considered a typical incompetent ruler throughout history, became a wise ruler in modern times?
From Liu Bei's entry into Shu to the Battle of Hanzhong, the Three Kingdoms entered its later stages. During this period, all three factions were desperately squeezing out the potential of their respective forces. Where would they find so much time to indulge in romantic entanglements with women? One Zhang Fei's daughter here, another Guan Yu's daughter there, and I even see Lady Zhurong, Zhen Ji, and the Qiao sisters in the chapter list? Please, consider their ages!
Looking at this long list of "female leads" makes me lose all desire to continue watching. And Zhen Mi, are you serious? She's more than 20 years younger than Liu Shan. By ancient standards, she'd be considered old enough to be Liu Shan's mother.
I've noticed a lot of people mentioning Liu Feng in the comments, which I find very strange. Liu Feng's original name was Kou Feng, and he was merely a descendant of a princess who married out of the country. He had no right to inherit the throne! When Liu Bei's group had no heir (Liu Shan), they could use him to appease people! But now that there's an heir, he's automatically marginalized!
The beginning was alright, but after the protagonist captured Wancheng and easily lured and killed Xu Huang, I felt this book was overly fantastical. Xu Huang was a famous general of Wei, yet you portrayed him as so incompetent. He personally came out to meet a mere 3,000 vanguard troops, and even that was fine, but as the commander-in-chief, he didn't make any arrangements for the main camp?
NM is taking Zhen Mi???? Seeing three 12-year-olds, even if they are 12 years old, Zhen Mi would be almost 40, which is about the same age as Yuan Xi! According to the Three Kingdoms period, she would be a grandmother. Cao Cao's wives were young girls, he just didn't have any lolis.
After reading the beginning, the male lead is too lecherous, his mind is only focused on sex, and he sleeps with everyone like a stud. The women all seem brainless. It gets tiresome after a while. Everything else is well-written, but the male-female relationship is really unreadable; it feels like a fantasy web novel from ten years ago.
Um, you're really not picky at all! Married women are one thing, but you're even taking Zhen Mi? I remember she married Yuan Xi, and after Yuan Xi died, she went with Cao Pi and had Cao Rui. Around chapter 130, it was even said she had an affair with Cao Zhi. Are you running a secondhand recycling center? Oh wait, I mean, she's practically a third-hand item! 😅
If only Li Shimin could travel back in time to Liu Shan's era! Li Shimin was a genius at offense; he could easily break through the enemy's defenses with very few troops.
The book disrespects the prime minister, making him seem like he harbors ulterior motives.