Jiang Wei Reborn: From the Start, He Comes Clean, Beginning at Jieting
姜维重生：开局自曝，从街亭开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 863k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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After browsing the book club, I can see that the author is quite capable. Here are my thoughts: unlike other Three Kingdoms novels that read like a diary, lacking depth, this author's work has a different kind of weight. The novels are also more enjoyable to read. They're not mindless, and the characters are relatively well-developed.
I couldn't even finish the first few pages of the first chapter 😰. The author, Jiang Wei, is reborn and goes to confess to Zhuge Liang, but there's no dialogue, no emotion, it's just glossed over? What's the point of this rambling, diary-like writing style? I saw in the comments that you're starting a new book, but this feels so amateurish.
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Actually, it's quite well-written, and the historical deductions are reasonable.
Was it written in AI?
How come it only got recommended after more than 200,000 views?