
Sun Bofu of Jiangdong
江东孙伯符
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 119k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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What a pathetic synopsis. Are you suggesting that after transmigrating to Sun Ce's era, you'd emulate him by establishing a powerful empire and then donning a white dragon robe? Or that you'd lead the charge in battle, only to die a violent death, your wife and children humiliated, and your empire used to benefit others?
Now that you've become Sun Ce, whether Sun Quan leads the army or not is entirely up to you. Did you really think you'd die young again after this time travel?
It's okay so far, but it's too young.
I want to say that you, author, are actually suited to writing Dream of the Red Chamber novels. Your first book is a good example. It was a bit short, but still quite engaging. With some careful planning, your next Dream of the Red Chamber novel will definitely be a bestseller. The biggest taboo in Dream of the Red Chamber novels is using the premise of the novel to create a power struggle; the focus should still be on the characters and plot.
Everyone avoids Dongwu because of traffic concerns, so it's rare to see a brave author like this. Support! ⬆️
Why hasn't it been updated? It was really well written!
Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!
Having a son like Sun Lang, what is there to regret even in death? This seems to be a quote from Yuan Shu.
Why aren't you writing about Dream of the Red Chamber anymore? I just read your "The Reader" series and it seemed pretty good. 🙂