
Three Kingdoms: I Say, Lord Xuande, Brilliant Insight!
三国:我说,玄德公高见!
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- 530k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Your hometown has been compromised, yet you keep harping on Cao Xueqin. If you can't distinguish yourself from your previous works, don't write new ones.
Is the author a fan of Wei or Cao Cao?
The protagonist is under Liu Bei's command, and he's from Xuzhou, constantly mentioning Cao Cao! But when it comes to other characters, it's always Lü Bu, Lü Fengxian, or Yuan Gonglu! I can't hold back anymore! 😅 The writing is actually not bad.
Hopefully, it's genuine benevolence and virtue. Some books that assist or cooperate with Liu Bei always talk about some inexplicable reality, saying things like calling disgusting things human nature. They're writing about Liu Bei, did they come here to read these kinds of things? It's utterly baffling.
As a complete bystander, after reading the comments section, I have only one thought: author, if you're going to write about Cao Cao, you have to criticize Shu Han; if you're going to write about Shu Han, you have to criticize Cao Cao. If you take a neutral, objective stance, your book is doomed.
The Bull Demon King addressed the people who had slaughtered both sides of his hometown with respect, calling them Lord Cao, while addressing everyone else by their courtesy names.
The author shouldn't look at the comments section; if you just stick to it, you'll find a way.
You're on the newbie leaderboard! Some people were jealous and came over to hurl insults. There are also some people who don't like this to begin with, and if it makes the list and goes viral, they'll come and criticize it. If we hold on, there will be a way.
Why should the author torture himself? Just end this book and start a new one by Cao Xueqin.
He got taken advantage of by Cao Cao and still stubbornly licked his boots, wow, that's amazing! 😜
Since it's a rebirth, with a system, knowledge, and ideals, why not act on it yourself? Instead, why assist an ancient person from a feudal era who has never seen a peaceful and prosperous world? Even if you can't write about revolutionary themes, you could at least write about how a true man shouldn't remain subservient to others. 🙂🙂
The Japanese devils asked me to pass on a message to you. What did the Imperial Army say?