Three Kingdoms: Long Live the Han!
三国：唯汉长存！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 786k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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When I saw the introduction, I thought of a sentence: Fuwei Holy Dynasty ruled the world with filial piety. Whether Li Mi's yin and yang aura is interpreted by modern people or whether he has grievances, he can judge for himself.
That's right, unscrupulous people don't deserve artifacts
I have always felt that Da Baobao and Bang Ge are very similar.
They have been hacked together on the Internet in the past, and they all have a rogue style.
I added a bookshelf and haven't looked at it yet. Just about to open it. . . Completed. . . .
In the first few chapters, the protagonist has no sense of existence. I thought the author wanted to use the death of Mrs. Mi to make Liu Chan's transformation reasonable, but in the end, he kept deliberately playing tricks on the child. I always feel that the atmosphere is not right. The description of Liu Bei before and after Red Cliff is too relaxed and cheerful, especially since Zhuge Liang has not been in the game for a long time. Even if he does not consider the cultivation of the prince, he is not so frivolous.
Review of "The Last Book"
I finished reading the last book on QQ. The writing is very good. The plot advancement, technological development, the family relationship with the protagonist's family, and the love between the lover are all very well described. The only disadvantage is that it may be a bit bland and watery, and if someone is chasing updates, they may be impatient. If possible, I would like to make some suggestions: make the plot more compact, occasionally fast forward a little time, and follow each small climax with a daily plot that the author is very good at. This will neither make the story short nor short, but also prevent readers from aesthetic fatigue. If you really want to write in detail, you can make a paid extra. This will not only meet the needs of public readers, but also satisfy certain detailed research parties.
It shows that I still need to spend 1582 points to vote for a monthly vote. Author, please help me calculate how many more chapters I need to read to satisfy these 1582 points. Do you think two chapters a day are enough for you? Either add more chapters or eat shit.
The introduction is not quite right. Liu Bang founded the Han Dynasty, and Liu Xiu restored the Han Dynasty. The Eastern and Western Han Dynasties were called Eastern and Western Han Dynasties by later generations to distinguish them.
Yes, well written. It's as good as the previous novel!
I don't have any fancy ideas, I hope I can write better and better