Three Kingdoms: The Book of Ji Han

I can't hold back any longer! Emperor Taizong of Han—what kind of title is that? Don't mess around! Liu Bei was a great ancestor, what makes you call yourself Taizong? In terms of achievements, Emperor Wen of Han made great contributions to the stability of the Han Dynasty by allowing the people to rest and recuperate.

The protagonist's temple name has been changed to Zhongzong? Isn't that Emperor Xuan of Han's temple name? Of the four temple names in the Tai, Gao, Shi, and Zhong dynasties, no one claims Gaozong. Although Emperor Yuan of Han briefly held it, Liu Xiu deposed him. This top temple name is currently vacant. Why would they give up Gaozong and insist on competing with Emperor Xuan for the temple name?

Putting everything else aside, in the first few chapters alone, the names keep changing – Zhang Yang one minute, Liu Shan the next. Couldn't you at least keep the names consistent? It's really distracting.

I couldn't continue reading after the fourth chapter; it was written like something an idiot would write.

The game starts off off-putting. Liu Bei has just died, and the protagonist openly declares his intention to eat, drink, and be merry. I wonder what the requirements were for "filial piety" when Confucianism was in power back then? If Liu Bei only had one son, then there would be no problem. But if he had brothers, then he's just waiting to be deposed.

To initiate the Great Rites Controversy in Shu Han demonstrates a complete lack of political understanding. Those who understand politics know the primary and secondary contradictions. Clearly, the political foundation of Shu Han was the restoration of the Han dynasty and the return of the old capital.

The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels, which is precisely because of the lack of updates. If an author diligently updates 10,000 words every day, then wicked people will be terrified and retreat, and virtuous gentlemen will be overjoyed. This is an achievement worthy of praise even by Yao and Shun!

It would have been better if the author hadn't done those ridiculous things in the first dozen or so chapters; the beginning was really toxic.

Something funny came to mind. If Sima Yi had been appointed as a regent, then in the future timeline of this book's "Three Revitalizations of the Han Dynasty," Sima Yi might have been seen as a loyal representative on par with Zhuge Liang. And there might be a fan fiction like this, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei", in which the protagonist thinks: "The Shu Han is too powerful.

Very hardcore