
Three Kingdoms: Reclaiming the Central Plains
三国:克复中原
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Is the protagonist a conqueror or a support character?
Sometimes I wonder what my fate would be if I traveled back to ancient times, reformed the court, and carried out reforms. After much deliberation, the final outcome was always a tragic end, leaving the clan members in turmoil. Entrusting one's life and possessions to others always leaves a sense of unease. Of course, these are just jokes; the main point is to ask the author which path they intend to take.
Current situation in Xuzhou
Three heroes fought Lü Bu by lamplight.
A few personal thoughts
Liu Bei is actually quite easy to write about. First, you need to remove the name Liu Bei from him. Next, imagine someone who, even on the first meeting, would communicate with you with full respect, and who would subtly consider your needs once you get to know them. How would this person treat others?
This is one of the few Three Kingdoms novels that I feel is very well written. It neither weakens the enemies nor overemphasizes the protagonist; everything is logical and reasonable, making it very enjoyable to read. I hope the author continues to write well; if you dare to write, I dare to follow! Please don't abandon the story! Speaking of which, I feel like Liu Bei managed to seize an opportunity to unify the country in the end again?
The best part of this book is the growth of the young Zhuge Liang. His wisdom and ambition are inseparable from Zhuge Xun's guidance. It's just that the farming part doesn't need to be so detailed. After reading the book, I already know how to grow rice.
Is the author from Hubei? Changing Zhuge Liang's place of seclusion to Xiangyang, and even emphasizing it in the book's synopsis—it seems the more you lack something, the more you care about it. 😅
First, the plot is moving way too slowly. Second, the theme is too ambiguous. It should be either independent or supportive. Dragging it out seems like a clever trick, but in fact, it leaves us confused about which way to go, and we don't even know what the protagonist is doing.
Let's give little sister Huang Yueying a red heart!
Huang Yueying
"A chicken rib to eat"—it seems well-written, but it's actually utterly meaningless.
You started off with a disaster. If you don't want to serve Liu Biao, then why did you even bother to see him? And why did you expect Liu Biao to host a banquet for you? I would have just kicked you out! You ungrateful wretch!