I, Liu Bei, Found the Divine Han Dynasty
朕刘备开创神汉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 883k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Speechless. The title claims to establish a divine Han dynasty, but the pacing is constantly dragged out. Guan Hai is clearly a minor character, yet to slow down the narrative, the Yellow Turbans are mindlessly strengthened. They have this Yellow Heaven Divine Kingdom, the ability to predict and block celestial secrets, and a plan to ambush Liu Bei.
The beginning was alright, but the second world was a complete disaster. It's another book that tries to elevate its own setting by belittling other works, thinking it's so superior. Ha!
This book is really boring; it's basically all dialogue. I wanted to see extraordinary events combined with technological advancements, and to see how people changed after each policy was implemented, but it's all just dialogue. I'll wait a month until I have more space before reading it.
You've only just entered Xuzhou after over 200 chapters, and now you've unified the world and opened up countless realms. How many chapters are you going to write? Are you just going to keep revolving around the Three Kingdoms period? Maybe you'll just casually add some filler from another world near the end and call it a day? 🤭🤭
LOL, I knew they'd have to strengthen the other parts of the Han Dynasty. Basically, I'll strengthen all the other realms, but I can't unify them, otherwise I can't continue writing.
Great! Just got back! Chapter 400: Unifying the Han Dynasty; Chapter 600: Unifying the World; Chapter 2000: Unifying the Multiverse! Author, hurry up and show them your limits! 🤓
It wasn't as good as I imagined, but it wasn't as bad as Shennong described.
This book is fine to read as a lighthearted, enjoyable read. There aren't any sudden power spikes in the Yellow Turban Rebellion that seem like deliberate attempts to drag out the pace. The overall pacing is decent, and the author seems quite interesting. I won't delete any negative reviews. 🙂 But don't be so impatient.
Just by looking at the name, you can tell there's no imagination whatsoever. How could you possibly come up with something fancy about Liu Bei?
It's said that Zhou Yu became a master because of Liu Bei's influence, but they never actually met.
The author's style feels somewhat similar to Mr. Xiong Er's.