The God of War, Liu Bei: Undefeated from Xuzhou

Ever since the new Three Kingdoms series portrayed Liu Bei as a hypocrite, his reputation has been declining. However, false slander cannot withstand the test of time, and Emperor Zhaolie's will and spirit will not be extinguished.

The author failed to capture the charm of Xuande Gong at all, and even made it seem like cities, soldiers, and women could be sacrificed. If that were the case, there would be no legendary feat of leading the people across the river.

Is this supposed to be about Liu Bei? I just turned around and left.

Based on the author's comments, this is probably another story that ruins the original characters. It would have been so much better if Liu Bei had been written normally; instead, you have to say he'll later steal the Qiao sisters.

What kind of nonsense is this? It completely disconnects from what came before, and they even throw in some Penglai Immortal Island. It's a blatant betrayal of readers who paid for their services; I suggest reporting it as a scam.

The author sold their account. The later parts of the book are completely disjointed and don't connect with the earlier parts at all. They've stopped writing about conquering the world and unifying it, and instead, they've gone to Penglai Immortal Island to cultivate immortality. All sorts of monsters, spirit herbs, and altars have appeared! Hahaha 😆 You can drop this book now.

What can I say? I originally thought this comment section would be like other Three Kingdoms novels, a classic Wei-Shu feud, but what I got was a united front against a common enemy, everyone thinking this is a mess.

What is all this nonsense? I thought the comments section was full of haters from other authors, but it turns out there really are. The charisma of Liu Bei is completely missing. If I didn't know Liu Bei was the protagonist, I would have mistaken him for Sima Zhao wearing Liu Bei's name!

Having read so many books about Shu Han, it's refreshing that the protagonist isn't a time traveler and doesn't know the subsequent history. Keep it up!

This book started strong but ended weakly. The pacing was okay before the battle against Liu Biao, but it dragged on afterward. At least there was a plot, so I subscribed to the complete version hoping for a satisfying ending. But then they just changed the plot to trick me into subscribing.