Three Kingdoms: I Really Just Want to Get Myself Killed
三国：我真的只想找死啊
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1y ago
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Regardless of its plausibility, the plot was satisfying. I've been looking forward to a story about a loyal minister who saves the nation from collapse at the end of the Han Dynasty, mainly because I'm tired of stories about warlords. The protagonist's ambition and fear of death are cleverly used as a pretext to just go home and unleash his full potential.
Did the emperor use bamboo to wipe his bottom?
Don't you know that there were high-end goods like silk and brocade in ancient times?
In those days, courting death was incredibly easy. Just being on the front lines during battle meant certain death.
I have only one question: If you really want to commit suicide, even if you can't do it openly, you can still deceive your superiors and subordinates, be greedy and lustful, violent and capricious, and verbally and physically abuse your subordinates. You'll die very soon.
There's no system later on, which is a real shame. At first, there were rewards for reckless actions, but later there was nothing. Watching people do reckless things just became purely for entertainment, and it wasn't as fun as it was at the beginning.
In the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, wasn't dying a simple matter?
Please don't end it too soon.
After unifying the world, it would be a shame not to launch a distant expedition. I don't need to go into detail, but I'd love to see that part of the story. I'd also like to see how future generations will evaluate the protagonist, since it's just too outrageous for one person to establish several scientific systems. His deeds are also outrageous; I'd really like to see some side stories like that. Please!
The previous two books, with their focus on unparalleled power, were alright, but this one relies on lowering the characters' intelligence to develop the plot, which is a bit hard to bear.
He started by talking nonsense... Hahaha
They just explained that He Jin could be killed in the palace and that the hundreds of thousands of troops outside were useless, then immediately used the excuse that Dong Zhuo still had hundreds of thousands of troops outside the city and "who would dare to touch him" to let him escape... This plot is just forcing everyone to put their brains away. 😂
Honestly, after reading this for so long, what makes this book so amazing is that it starts with a system, but the system is mostly not shown or even mentioned.