Three Kingdoms: Transmigrated Before the Retreat from Maicheng
三国：穿越在败走麦城前
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- Completed
- Length
- 624k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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They've come up with this Huo Yuanjia reference; can they please stop making these random jokes? Is this even funny?
How could Jingzhou be infiltrated like this? From top to bottom, everyone is a traitor. Guan Yu might not know, but even Ma Liang, who was in charge of internal affairs, didn't know?
There's also a novel with Huo Jun as the main character.
I'm finding it hard to get into novels about conquering the world anymore. The saying goes, "One general's success is built on the bones of ten thousand soldiers; how guilty are the common people?"
Everyone, take a look!
Thanks for your support! Don't try to nurture a book, it'll just die, boohoo~
Doesn't the author feel embarrassed reading this description?
He left, he left, just for the sake of supporting Han. 😰
The previous book was somewhat summarized and finished; this one definitely needs to be written well, and the writing style is much better than the last one.
Whether the author is around or not, there are very few Shu Han novels at this point. The key is that Guan Yu must be saved. Actually, I have a suggestion: could you also introduce a powerful figure from the Cao Wei imperial clan, even if it's just a fictional one? That way, he could rival the protagonist.
Well written, worth investing in.