
Li Shimin Transmigrates into Liu Shan
李世民穿越刘禅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 137k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Marquis Wu: Where has my worthless emperor gone? 😭😭😭😭
The Prime Minister always knew
To portray Li Shimin as a hot-blooded, immature teenager is too far-fetched.
This portrayal of Li Shimin is a bit like that of a modern revolutionary fighter. Ultimately, he was a nobleman from a powerful warlord family. Whether he was able to control the Guanlong aristocratic families during his time in power remains to be seen. Now they're writing about wholeheartedly working for the benefit of ordinary people, ugh. Then all those Water Mirror Eight Wonders appeared, isn't this just like the Wild Phoenix? I don't think it's necessary.
It's clearly a studio work that followed a certain meme, similar to some of their previous novels about Cao Cao time-traveling to become Wu Dalang. The overall pace is relatively fast, but as a historical novel, the research is quite insufficient. It's entertaining, but it's unlikely to have any good follow-up content. In fact, it would be good enough if it could just end normally.
The style of Zhihu is too strong. No one will tolerate your style on online novel platforms. Moreover, Zhihu readers know it's for fun and generally like this kind of romantic writing. They won't pay much attention to some mistakes. But Qidian is a place to read novels. If you're going to write a Three Kingdoms novel, you should do your research first.
Where did you copy this from, author? The entire later chapters are duplicates.
Years later, on his deathbed, Zhuge Liang asked the protagonist: Where did my poor A Dou go?
The synopsis alone is absurd. The story of capturing and releasing the Nanman seven times is not because they couldn't defeat them, but because the Nanman were a separate force of the Shu Kingdom. They wanted to subdue them and make them their own. Even if you defeated them by brute force, they wouldn't submit to you. Li Shimin was the Heavenly Khan; he couldn't possibly be unaware of this principle.
Zhuge Liang forced a smile and said, "I just want to ask, Your Majesty, you may not answer... Where has my incompetent emperor gone? If that emperor were here, what would be the outcome for the Han Dynasty and for me?" Liu Shimin paused for a moment. He knew that Zhuge Liang had already vaguely noticed, but he didn't expect him to ask now.