A Novelist in the Three Kingdoms
人在三国当小说家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 675k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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263Chapters
442Recommendations
4.6kFans
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Reader comments 25
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In the Three Kingdoms period, people still used bamboo slips for reading. If you wanted to publish a novel, you needed papermaking, printing technology, woodblock printing, movable type printing, and you also needed to cultivate scholars. Otherwise, ordinary people wouldn't understand it, and scholars wouldn't be able to read it either.
The phrase "learned enough to fill five carts" refers to bamboo slips, but in reality, even five carts wouldn't be enough to finish reading the novel "Water Margin" written by the protagonist in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Plus, back then, roads weren't paved; they were mostly narrow mountain paths and trails. How could it have spread?
Haha, let's wait and see. The opening itself is problematic; crows only became a symbol of bad luck after the Song Dynasty. There was no such concept of crows being unlucky in the Han Dynasty.
The premise of your book is like broadcasting live from Palestine, expecting the entire Palestinian population to watch your broadcast. 😁😁
Zhang Jiao's Yellow Turban Rebellion was at least on a larger scale than the one depicted in *Water Margin*! What's there to learn from it?
Why did the Yellow Turban Rebellion occur at the end of the Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period? People were starving, refugees were everywhere, and there was a nationwide famine. Cannibalism was a daily occurrence. With everyone starving, the capable rebelled, and the intellectuals joined the army and became warlords. Who had the time or inclination to read novels?
Just reading the synopsis makes me want to explode... Zhang Jiao, the Great Teacher of Wisdom, is on a completely different level than the "Timely Rain" sacrificial hero. How can a surrender-oriented like Song Jiang compare to a wise man who invites a great man to his death? It's disgusting. 😒 And speaking of the Beggars' Sect... LOL.
This label with a historical element made me laugh.
The first three chapters directly copied two chapters from the original Water Margin text. The content is self-evident.
Difficult to evaluate
They don't participate in the struggle for supremacy, yet the fierce generals and strategists bow down and call the protagonist "Lord" as soon as they see him. So, the greatest ambition of these legendary generals and geniuses is to follow you and listen to your stories? You recruited Dian Wei and Guan Yu right from the start.