Three Kingdoms: Chancellor, Here I Come
三国：丞相我来了
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- Completed
- Length
- 927k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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370Chapters
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The author is not suited to writing wish-fulfillment stories.
If someone else were writing about Ma Su, they'd kill him off in less than three pages; there wouldn't be time for all the twists and turns later on. I'm giving up. I'm from Douyin, so here's a monthly pass as a gift to help me pass the time for a few hours. 😡
Even though it's set in the Eastern Han Dynasty or the Three Kingdoms period, the main character still has a three-character name?
No, I saw Zhang He's 50,000 cavalry couldn't hold out after attacking Jieting. What kind of Longdao (a strategic pass) could possibly support 50,000 cavalry? Did Zhang He have a spatial ring for resupply? Do people really not do any research when writing books these days? Even using Romance of the Three Kingdoms wouldn't be this outrageous.
Go back to being a dog, quickly avoid the pitfalls.
The author started writing a novel without any historical background; they should run away immediately. 😅
I simply cannot tolerate so-called "novels" riddled with grammatical errors. The word "" (que) often indicates a shift in thought or direction, and it appears in almost every sentence. What is it trying to express? It's unpleasant to listen to; I'm not listening anymore.
What would happen if authors were prohibited from using the character ""?
As the title suggests, the author seems to misunderstand the meaning of "" (què). When used, it signifies a transition between sentences. In many cases where there is a clear connection, "" is added unnecessarily. It's suggested that the author reread each chapter after finishing it. If removing "" doesn't affect reading comprehension, then avoid using it... It truly degrades the reading experience.
Book Title: I Was a Dog in the Three Kingdoms
The book title should be changed to "I Was a Dog in the Three Kingdoms," a complete lackey, a lickspittle who fawns over anyone he recognizes.
Your verbal tic is so severe. It's always "yes" or "no"—it's always "yes" or "no"—it's unbearable to read.
This is truly awful; the writing is utter nonsense.
That's utter nonsense. The author came from a female-oriented fiction genre; it's full of backstabbing and intrigue.