
The Mecha Three Kingdoms
机甲版三国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Discovering he's now a time traveler, regardless of his abilities in his first life, he likes to boast about his superior understanding of the political landscape after transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms period. Please, in the mythological version of the Three Kingdoms, Chen Xi, in his first life before transmigrating, was quite talented and received exclusive education similar to that of a…
Before, without the extraordinary Lu Bu, one could only fight three heroes; now, with the extraordinary Lu Bu, one can single-handedly take on an entire nation. 🤓
Personally, I feel that in the Three Kingdoms period, or if you use history as a theme and add a fantasy element, mecha are really... Anyone who uses their brain even a little bit to think about it, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei's mechas are so powerful, yet one sells straw sandals, one sells beans, and one sells meat. What, are Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei all crazy?
It seems like the mecha didn't do anything useful all day; it's just a case of false advertising.
If you're going to write about mechs, just write them straight. What's the point of all this talk about grand formations and magical spells? Besides, isn't this supposed to be "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"? If Liu Hong hadn't died, and the world hadn't been in chaos, how could it be a Three Kingdoms story? Have you gone off-topic?
Your armor is so short, how can you call it a mecha? This thing is at most an exoskeleton or battle armor, isn't it?
Why does this novel seem to be going so far as to kill off the main character? Are they planning to cut him out?
Sometimes reading too many war novels is really bad. I couldn't even get past four chapters before I was completely fed up. Dude, I'm not trying to be mean, but if you're going to write a fictional story, at least know a little bit about history. Even if you don't know the general deeds of historical generals, you should at least know a little bit about them.
It's strange; the world-building doesn't integrate well, and the mechs lack presence.
The main character seems like a complete waste of space, and has absolutely no presence.