Three Kingdoms: The Han Taizu Wants Me to Save the Han Dynasty
三国：汉太祖求我匡扶汉室
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- Completed
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- 50k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 3y ago
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The swordsman is quite something, he's got some skills. I was initially puzzled by the mention of "Emperor Taizu of Han," but after some research, I learned that Taizu was Liu Bang's temple name, and his posthumous title was Emperor Gao. Sima Qian's *Records of the Grand Historian* includes the eighth chapter, "The Annals of Emperor Gaozu," which states: "The ministers all said: 'Emperor Gaozu…
I downloaded a map
100% Of the time, the author will have to write about the War of Resistance against Japan. As soon as one person is cast out, the author will immediately go and write about the War of Resistance.
The author is completely ruined. Whether writing about the War of Resistance against Japan or time travel, it's all the same style. What's most annoying is writing about the War of Resistance. He takes resources from the Communist Party and readily joins the Communist Party. If he's so capable, he should just join the Communist Party directly. Next time he writes about the War of Resistance, I'll report him to a bunch of people.
I wasn't going to comment at first, but "Three Kingdoms Warlords" really caught my eye, so I kept reading. Then what the hell was that later on? What's with this Liu Bang stuff? I had high hopes for it, but after reading this, I stopped reading. And look at the title—it's just a way to fool readers. You haven't put any effort into it. I suggest you don't write if you can't concentrate. What a waste of a great author! Sigh.
If you're going to give me a cheat code, at least add some buffs. You, a master of historical fiction, are resorting to this clichéd "reputation +1" trope. It makes it sound like a newbie's work; it's truly speechless.
Start a new book, but please don't include a system again, or perhaps continue the "Ming Dynasty Warriors" series. I'd support that. Seeing a system in this book makes me lose all interest in reading it. Like the new anime series "Restoring the Han Dynasty" that started airing in July, it feels increasingly sluggish.
Supporting the new book! It's very interesting and makes eating easier. 🤓
I finished watching it. The beginning was pretty good; I liked it.
Why hasn't the new book been released yet? Wasn't it supposed to be released at least a month later?