
Han Dynasty Official!
汉吏!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 593k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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186Chapters
14.1kRecommendations
38.7kFans
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The title of this book reminds me of an old friend.
He became Khan that day, then killed his brothers, slept with his sister-in-law, and killed his nephew?
Haha, Emperor Wu of Han killed his son, the empress hanged herself, and then they transmigrated to this place. What's the point? They've raised the bar too high.
He has a relationship with Black that will prevent him from having any offspring.
The story begins with a company executive who transmigrates into the body of a "wandering knight" with dozens of blood on his hands... Then, within a few chapters, he's fighting a tiger. I only read a few chapters, and it felt a bit disjointed.
During the Han Dynasty, the highest rulers of the non-Han peoples were not called Khans.
What a pathetic title, "Heavenly Khan"! I'm speechless. He'd be better off with the Roman crown. Back then, there were probably only two crowns in the world: the Roman Empire and the Han Dynasty.
Oh, personally, I think there's no need to write these kinds of unfinished books. 🔨
Has the author read "Qin Officials"? The title is somewhat similar.
I've been following it; the writing is excellent, full of detail.