Liu, Guan, and Zhang: Restoring the Han Dynasty in Westeros
刘关张：在维斯特洛兴复汉室
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
309Chapters
6.1kRecommendations
20.7kFans
More by this author
Living in My Pocket World
I Have an Interstellar Fleet
My Fat Can Be Converted into Strength
Going to the 22nd Century to Lie Flat
Everyone Plays at Transmigrating
A Wage Earner Rises in Another World
The Puppet Heavenly Emperor from the Start: Rebuilding Heaven Through Farming
There's a Black Hole Inside Me
My Body Became a Battlefield for the Heavens
Interstellar Energy Tycoon
EN
Urban Life Simulation
I Picked Up a Planet
In booklists 1
Readers also read
Do We Not All Have the Same Blood?
Great Han: I Kicked Liu Bang Out of the Car from the Start
Emperor of Longevity: Emperor Xian of Han
Aren't You the South American Tyrant? Why Are You Fighting the Empire?
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
Three Kingdoms: Uncle, I’m Really Going to Give You a Hard Time
The Fall of the Qing
Becoming Lu Mingfei’s One True Love
Infinite Terror: The Rise of an Ordinary Reincarnator
Rebel Group Chat: Starting with Zhu Yuanzhang
Historical Regrets: It Starts with Meeting Lü Zhi
The Han and the Traitor Cannot Coexist, the Royal Cause Will Not Cower in a Corner
Reader comments 36
Google Translate
Martin says Westeros is roughly the size of South America, and the traditional Seven Kingdoms are roughly equivalent to Brazil, which is larger than the traditional Han territory. The protagonist should probably stop with the feudal system and revive the Han dynasty's system of commanderies and kingdoms.
I only have one question: weaponry. Could Han Dynasty armor really compete with the 15th-16th century plate armor seen in Game of Thrones? (Ignore this if they changed armor later.) Any knowledgeable people out there who can answer this?
I'm speechless! In ancient times, foreigners were considered barbarians, not even human! They were just objects for sacrifice! Now we're practically equals, and the protagonists have to acknowledge their lords and call themselves their subjects!
Here's a small suggestion about this book, just my personal opinion.
The author's writing in this book is commendable; it avoids being influenced by those who claim to have "barbarian" bloodlines. They constantly mock Europeans' bloodline theories, yet they themselves constantly refer to themselves as "foreigners."
It's absurd. Westeros's technology tree is equivalent to the 14th or 15th century in the real world. Would people from the Han Dynasty who traveled there just get beaten up?
To the Han Dynasty people, who highly valued loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness, Westeros would probably be filled with scum.
Known map, personally compiled
Picture
The new track 😍 gives Westeros a touch of Chinese flair.
The surname Liu originated from the Dragon Tamers. Don't worry about which dragons they tamed; in Westeros, they tamed Valyrian dragons.
In ancient times, the status of non-Han ethnic groups was not high, even very low. Especially after Emperor Wu of Han conquered surrounding areas, the Han people treated all outsiders equally, especially those clearly distinct from East Asians. It's difficult to deal with them now, as their status was initially set too high.