The Rise of an Empire in the Three Kingdoms
三国之帝国崛起
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 17y ago
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He ran back to check, and they'd been poisoned again! Anyone brave enough to die, step forward! "I'll lead you all to your deaths!" What kind of morale-boosting speech is that...? If I were a soldier, my heart would have sank when I heard that. Another question is whether your cavalry can charge back and forth 10 times even if they encounter 10,000 elephants.
In the Han Dynasty, you couldn't do business without connections, and that's still true today, especially back then when powerful clans and gentry dominated the land. If you were doing business on someone else's turf, how could they not know? Even if they did, they might not necessarily let you do it. Do you think you're the Yuan family?
Where did all these generals come from? I remember they were all used in siege battles... To demoralize both the attacking and defending sides. What's the point of encountering them in the wild?
Being half a step ahead is genius; being a step or ten steps ahead is insane. Even novels need to be realistic. Leaving aside systems and family background, modern people really can't beat ancient people. In ancient times, modern systems would be like being at odds with everyone. Don't think you're smarter than the ancients; you might not even be able to beat a minor character who made history.
I dislike scions of aristocratic families. The rise of such families only adds another burden to ordinary people.
... You're suited to writing action-packed novels... Your Three Kingdoms stories are weird... "The Fiery Prince"... "Hellish Asura"... They're terrifying.
I once read a novel where the protagonist was a time traveler who went back in time to teach, but I preferred stories where the time traveler was the main character. So I just couldn't finish it.
Busy... 24 Hours a day...
More than two million words, at least half of which are toxic and disgusting.
Putting aside these flaws and rubbish, the writing is still commendable, and if you can tolerate it, it's readable. Here are some examples of what I consider to be flaws: 1. He almost lost his life because of his sexuality; 2. He repeatedly went to meetings alone and nearly died each time; 3.
[Book Recommendation]: ~ "Fantasy Time Travel in the Three Kingdoms Online Game" [Synopsis]: (In 2900 AD, the large-scale Three Kingdoms online game "Fantasy Time Travel" was launched.) Witness how an ordinary boy transforms into something extraordinary! 😄