Three Kingdoms: Starting by Stealing Young Zhou Yu
三国：从截胡少年周郎开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 641k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10mo ago
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163Chapters
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4.9kFans
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Your portrayal of the Three Kingdoms is worse than reading the original text.
I wouldn't marry Da Qiao or Xiao Qiao, would I? These sisters are unmarriageable; they're both considered unlucky for their husbands. Sun Ce and Zhou Yu both died young.
Most Three Kingdoms novels are fan fiction; later, fantasy elements emerged, and they all turned out pretty ridiculous. I remember some kind of "Mythical Three Kingdoms," which used the same premise to attract readers. I couldn't stand it after just a few chapters. If you can split a mountain in one blow, what's the point of cities? What's the point of war? Just assassinations!
A new book has been released! Just tagging me. I'm leaving after chapter 100. I can't accept the protagonist's insane slaughter of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. The common people need good people like Liu Bei, not ruthless warlords like Cao Cao.
Lord Cao? Have I been reading too many historical novels and anecdotes? During the Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties, when the protagonist addresses Cao Cao like that, it feels like he's calling Cao Cao "father," which is really jarring. 🙂
I'd like to suggest you include less personal stuff in your order.
The leap is quite large, going from Tokyo literature to history all at once.
It's quite good, but there are quite a few factual errors in it.
Arrest, that's quite a broad subject matter. Is there an outline for this?
Can you explain less?
Repeating the same thing over and over again—do they think everyone reading this is stupid?