The Later Three Kingdoms: Slay Deng Ai and Revive the Han
后三国：斩邓艾，再兴大汉
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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The late Three Kingdoms period was truly an era of competition to see who was worse.
The Shu Han state became increasingly incompetent due to Liu Chan's political ineptitude. When the Sima clan of Wei seized power, they desperately bribed the gentry in order to consolidate their rule. Land and population were constantly annexed by the gentry, and upward mobility was completely controlled by them.
Well, historical evaluations say his archery skills rivaled those of Lü Bu. At a distance of 100 paces, or about 200 meters, he was just a hair's breadth away from the bullseye. That's an incredibly high increase in combat prowess!
This update is terrifying, it's a pity the follower growth is too slow.
It feels like it's getting increasingly cringeworthy and childish. It doesn't resemble historical fiction anymore; it's more like a middle school student's overpowered protagonist slap-in-the-face story.
It feels like the writing is getting increasingly cringeworthy and childish. It doesn't resemble historical fiction anymore; it's more like a middle school student's overpowered protagonist slap-in-the-face story. Even the title of this chapter is unusually cringeworthy.
The latest chapter of this book is absolutely amazing; I must be a superhuman to have managed to keep reading.
I couldn't read any more than ten chapters.
I used to be really into "I'm in Charge of Shu Han," but this one is worse than a typical urban fantasy novel—full of plot holes and utterly unappealing.
The author killed Deng Ai, boasted about it for ten chapters from different angles, and then there was nothing else... The author is amazing, able to write ten chapters just to boast.
It's getting a bit clingy, making it so tragic during the Lunar New Year. Right now, it seems there's only one way to win: emulate Guan Yu, taking the enemy general's head from among a million soldiers. They intentionally strengthened the male lead earlier; it's time to see just how strong that strengthening is.
Author, you've already seen through Jiang Shu, so Hanzhong won't fall. Jiang Wei can just stay in Tazhong; there's no need to break through Yinping Bridge. The Hanzhong defense line is breached → Jiang Wei must retreat → Yinping Bridge is the only way out → fight to the death to break through;
I, Deng Ai, with the Xuanwu Awakening activated, will dash into your face with a C, stun you with a D, weave in basic attacks, and finally break through the Sleeping Dragon's Lair.