Three Kingdoms: The Unfilial Son of the Guan Family, Blessed by the Dragon
三国：关家逆子，龙佑荆襄
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- Completed
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- 4.2M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This author's understanding of Guan Yu's arrogance is completely off. Guan Yu's pride in his superiors and his refusal to humiliate his inferiors was the foundation of his self-esteem and continuous improvement. Frankly speaking, according to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, when Guan Yu was guarding Jingzhou, his martial arts, strategy, military leadership, and political acumen were all…
At first, I didn't find it interesting; it was just something to pass the time. But later, the author's step-by-step design became incredibly ingenious. I got goosebumps when I read the chapter about Li Miao; it really gave me a sense of strategic planning. Good job! Keep it up!
Objectively speaking, this is the best Three Kingdoms novel I've read in the past two years. It's understandable that people have different opinions on the character portrayals, but I don't think it's right to criticize the author just because the characters' appearances don't match your own expectations. If you like it, support it; if you don't, don't resort to insults.
I support you. At least for now, all the foreshadowing and plot points seem fine. Furthermore, the scheming and planning among the Three Kingdoms wasn't solely Guan Lin's doing; they all interacted. As for the "Cicada in Winter," it's actually not a major issue.
Jingzhou is difficult to save; this place is quite difficult to manage.
Ever since I read about the lives of Guan Yu and Zhuge Liang, I haven't been able to read any more Romance of the Three Kingdoms or other historical novels—they're all utter nonsense.
The story should be getting close to Guan Lin burning the beacon tower, right? After all, you mentioned it on the cover. As for why Mi Fang and Fu Shiren were tied up and beaten, I haven't guessed yet. Finally, I invited Sun Luban to eat at Crazy Thursday to get her pregnant, but I still don't understand. You know what we like to watch, right? 🙂
The early parts were somewhat problematic, with the protagonist throwing tantrums and acting like Guan Yu, and the language and thoughts being inconsistent with the character's way of thinking at that time. The difference between the beginning and the end was so stark that it felt like the author had changed the writer.
Well, if you can handle the effects of the drug in the first three chapters, the effects of the drug will be about the same in all the following chapters.
It's a readable book, but it also has quite a few flaws.
Overall, it's a decent book, but many parts are outdated and awkward, or rather, have "problems." From what I've seen so far, it occasionally pulls you out of the story, which is quite frustrating. You're reading something perfectly fine, and then suddenly something breaks your reading mood.