Three Kingdoms: Starting in Huainan, I Conquer the World
三国：从淮南开始制霸天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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681Chapters
9.5kRecommendations
21.1kFans
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The Famous Generals System is a joke.
Just call it a "Martial Arts System." I've read over 30 chapters, and it's all about women, women, and more women. There are women in the family, Lei Bu gives women, Yuan Shu has women, Sun Ce has sisters, and there are also the Qiao sisters. The system giving basic archery skills is fine, but giving swordsmanship is ridiculous. Is the growth path to a "devilish muscle man"?
Who does the protagonist think he is now? It's a case of "this kid must not be allowed to live."
I've read over three hundred chapters and haven't made a single step forward; it's all driven by women. Most importantly, after sleeping with so many women, you haven't produced a single offspring. How can your people feel at ease if the territory you've conquered has no heir? As the lord, aren't you afraid that your family will steal the spoils?
Does this book include a harem element? I like stories that are half harem and half power struggles—a double dose of satisfaction.
More than 300 chapters are still in that corner of Jiangdong, and the author doesn't even have a proper identity, relying entirely on hiding it.
It's fine to cut the book if the data is bad, but at least give some explanation, right? Ending it with a chapter or two summarizing the rest, then jumping straight into a new book without any further explanation—do you think longtime readers will buy that?
This book is worth reading.
Within the Three Kingdoms genre, this book might not be considered a masterpiece, but within the genre of Three Kingdoms novels that combine elements of harem and power struggles, it's definitely a gem. Furthermore, the pacing is moderate, making for a smooth read, so it's worth a look.
Liangcao vividly portrays the lives of ordinary people, truly treating everyone as a human being.
Author, you write really well. It would be even better if the emotional scenes could be written with more subtlety.
This one is much better than the last one. (I didn't continue reading the previous book because it featured some beauties, such as Liu and Zhang, who were not my type.) Of course, this is not a traditional Three Kingdoms novel. After all, it has a system, and the language will contain some modern words. The issue of the protagonist's background at the beginning may seem a bit awkward.