King of the Northlands of Shu Han
季汉北地王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Come on, let me upload a photo I took today of Liu Kan, the King of the North.
Liu Kan, the King of the North
This is so well written! I wish I could write a story about the early Three Kingdoms period. It's so frustrating!
The biggest problem is that he cares about his wife and children. What is the relationship between the wife and children of the original King of the North and you, Liu Chen, a modern man?
Having read this far, I have some personal speculations about the author's foreshadowing and the content of this book.
1. Regarding Ma Sanqi's true identity, it was previously written that Sun He was a wealthy merchant in the east of the city. Later, he knelt in front of the government office for a whole day for his daughter. Then, there was a detail where Ma Sanqi was rubbing his knees on the boat and said that he had an old injury. Here, I guessed that the two might be the same person.
The plot unfolded quite well, especially the internal strife within the Sima clan and the early occurrence of the War of the Eight Princes. The only flaws were the protagonist's decision not to seize the opportunity to retake Chang'an amidst the chaos, which was somewhat puzzling, and the Sassanid storyline felt rather superfluous.
The valiant people are still here; who says the Han dynasty is gone?
The valiant warriors remain; who says the Han dynasty is gone? This work maintains its high standard and possesses the qualities of a master.
We would rather die in battle and lose our country than surrender our land.
Taking Longyou would revitalize Sichuan from its precarious situation.
Although the Shu army thwarted Deng Ai's surprise attack and persuaded Zhong Hui to defect, the disparity in national strength, military power, and talent between Wei and Shu remained enormous. In my humble opinion, Sima Zhao, upon learning of Zhong Hui's betrayal and joining forces with the Shu army, would surely lead his troops to quell the rebellion.
Your son, Liu Chen, swears to never surrender!