The Dong Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms
三国董氏王朝
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- Completed
- Length
- 683k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Dong Zhuo was probably too hasty because he had no son; if he had a son, the ruler of Xiliang wouldn't have collapsed so drastically.
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I don't think we can just blindly conquer the world. We need beautiful women and young wives to balance things out. Like married women, for example. And most importantly, we need Xu Chu and Dian Wei to protect us. 😄
Hmm, it's difficult to write about Dong Zhuo's son, so why not write about Dong Zhuo himself? Dong Zhuo's methods have been thoroughly analyzed by netizens. As long as he doesn't harm the common people or commit any misdeeds (such as digging up graves or deceiving the emperor) when he enters the capital, he will remain the leader of the largest military clique and can completely suppress the…
6. It's actually a real person! I'll give it a shout-out!
Today I'm the fastest
The subject matter is decent, but I'm unsure how the author plans to write it. Generally, brainless wish-fulfillment stories set in the Three Kingdoms period have a high chance of flopping; historical novels are usually quite logical. The idea of famous scholars, fierce generals, and powerful families bowing down to each other would deter many readers, and if Dong Zhuo follows the same old path, the protagonist would seem particularly weak.
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The older I get, the more I find it hard to bear reading about edicts from before the Ming Dynasty, such as "By the Mandate of Heaven" and "Imperial Edict". 😅
To be honest, I think it's better to kill off the emperor. Otherwise, he'll always be scheming against so-called loyal ministers of the Han dynasty, killing off wave after wave of rebels. It's better to have the horse-breeding lands of Guanzhong and Xiliang, develop steadily, advance into Hanzhong, conquer Shu, and slowly conquer the rest of the country.