The Divine Yuan Shao of the Three Kingdoms: My Sword Is as Sharp as Ever
三国袁神：我剑也未尝不利
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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Yuan Shen
Yuan Shen from another world
No, Yuan Shao declaring himself emperor couldn't possibly mean the Han dynasty... The synopsis left me completely baffled.
Why don't many people read such a funny book?
This is a great book! I almost laughed out loud on the way here; I almost missed it just by the title. Keep up the good work, author! I'll definitely subscribe to all copies once it's available again.
Is a perfect start for Yuan Shao even possible? What's the point of playing then? Unless you get a buff to make him less intelligent, it's unplayable.
As for the plot, it's just a slapstick story about ancient people hearing your thoughts. The cliché of a time traveler dying and returning to the modern world to become a god is terrible, lacking any real enjoyment and full of flaws. The protagonist, upon hearing others' thoughts, doesn't react with any normal human emotion; he just erupts in rage and self-satisfaction.
Dong Zhuo: The world is vast, and I'm in charge. Yuan Shao: What are you barking like a dog? Dong Zhuo; do you believe I can kill you with one sword? Yuan Shao: Do you believe I can kill you with one sword?
Are there still people watching "The Voice of the Heart" these days?
I read half of the first chapter and it's definitely awful.
The book, as it stands, can be summarized by the phrase "Really? I don't believe it." At the beginning, Yuan Shao's initial thought to the protagonist is, "Really? I don't believe it," followed by the gamble. Then, the others also express the same sentiment, "Really? I don't believe it," and then they don't follow Yuan Shao's instructions.