Three Kingdoms: The Girlish Liu Bei
萌娘三国：青梅刘备
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- Completed
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- 825k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's worth a look; although the characters have feminine traits, their personalities are not significantly different from those in the original Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This book should actually be categorized as a light novel, which would broaden its audience, but it's placed in the historical fiction section.
Moe Girl Romance of the Three Kingdoms, such a long and cherished memory.
Jian Yong isn't popular enough in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so it would be better to make the male lead an original character created by a time traveler, or a popular character like Diao Chan (a female Diao Chan, not a male demon Diao Chan).
This kind of kidnapping plot is so disturbing; you either release it all at once or hold off on releasing it for now. Releasing only half of it is just too disgusting.
The author might as well post a chapter on their old book, "Cao Cao's Chef," announcing the start of a new book; that might get them more attention, since many people don't like the Three Kingdoms period and prefer this kind of anthropomorphized romance.
You've finally completed the Moe 3 series. From now on, Moe 3 won't be the only one anymore. Someone is also writing about Moe Wars, and it's not bad either. It'll be perfect when someone rewrites Moe Star.
Timeline issues
Let me ask another question about the timeline. What impact does jumping four years in the beginning and one year in the end have on other factions? It's like everyone skips those years and goes straight into the timeline where major events should have happened. For example, Sun Jian died in 191, but the story shows 190.
The author used to be the author of "Cao Cao's Chef," which I loved. I stumbled upon this novel by chance and was surprised to find that the author has started writing about cute girls.
Those missing years really just vanished, without any positive impact whatsoever?
Good
The plot is well-written and worth checking out. However, the author's basic skills are lacking; their Chinese language proficiency is poor, with numerous typos, omissions, and extra words, making it difficult to read. Although one can mentally correct these errors, it's still a tiring read.