The Imperial Tutor of Shu Han
蜀汉帝师
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- Ongoing
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- 84k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The author actually claims that the main force of the Eastern Wu navy was completely annihilated in the Battle of Xiaoyao Ford—this is an utter joke!
I feel it's about Liu Bei, but actually it's about Cao Cao.
Was the author serious about developing Liu Bei's character and persona? It feels like you're using Cao Cao as a template with Liu Bei's name applied to it.
Why hasn't it been updated 🙂?
Although I've forgotten what the previous book was about, I vaguely remember barely managing to keep up for about ten chapters before giving up because it wasn't to my taste. This one, however, seems quite interesting.
I just found this book. There aren't many books about the later period of Shu Han. I'm curious to know if your book portrays Zhuge Liang as someone who combines military strategy and governance. I also wonder if a capable figure from the Cao Wei imperial family could have emerged around this time, since there really wasn't anyone like him after Cao Zhen.