Three Kingdoms: Working Nine to Five in Shu Han
三国：我在蜀汉朝九晚五
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- Completed
- Length
- 696k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Only Liu Bei would give up the entire empire for his brothers; he truly was a benevolent ruler throughout history. His employees, defecting to his rivals, were not only understood but also given travel expenses. Normally, if they had encountered Cao Cao or Sun Quan, they'd probably be long dead.
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Did you cut off that 9-to-5 job in Cao Wei? I'm telling you, don't let me catch you.
Warning: This book is basically doomed when the system gives you futuristic items! Using modern technology to mindlessly slaughter and show off historical figures—this stuff doesn't even bother with basic fiction anymore. Some historical events are glossed over. You might as well write a wish-fulfillment novel with a harem protagonist based on the female generals from the Three Kingdoms card game; at least that would be more enjoyable.
Garbage, disgusting, ugh, utterly disgusting!
It makes me angry. Liu Bei's character and cunning are too shallow, and the protagonist follows the timeline of Romance of the Three Kingdoms without any breakthrough, making it uninteresting.
Ultimately, destiny will prevail. A coiled dragon in the stream flies towards the sky. Born into poverty, yet his desire to save the world never faded. Despite poverty, his benevolent heart remained steadfast. A life of wandering, yet his lofty ambitions remained unchanged. Wealth and luxury do not betray the bond of the Peach Garden.
I need to read more; I don't dare save them up, for fear of killing the books.
There's another book by someone surnamed Chen that's similar to this one.
Of the four hundred years of the Han Dynasty, only Emperor Zhaolie stood out. His personal charisma has captivated virtually every man who understands the Three Kingdoms period.