The Fool
阿斗
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 16y ago
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A Young Lady’s Reading List
Books that keep readers turning the pages. I grew up reading books from my grandfather's study, like The Hu Family Generals, The Yang Family Generals, Tai Chi Master, Investiture of the Gods, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Historical fiction, wuxia, and myths and legends are my favorites. In middle school, when the girls in my class were reading Qiong Yao and Xi Juan, I was reading Jin Yong. I didn't fit in with the girls, but I didn't have much in common
Reviving the Han Dynasty with Liu Adou
Liu Shan: a ruler who defended his realm? A benevolent ruler? A mediocre one? Which label fits? The fact that Shu Han lasted twenty-nine years after Zhuge Liang’s death, thanks in part to the Memorial on the Northern Expedition, suggests it was at least stronger than the other two states.
[Jun's Bookshop]
Wouldn’t it be grand to be a steed galloping a thousand miles! The novels on this list are ones I read back when I was completely obsessed with fiction. Some are now considered excellent works or even groundbreaking classics, and many were thrilling historical or fantasy stories at the time. There are a few I started reading and couldn’t bear to delete, so I’ve kept them as mementos... This list is simply a way for me to remember what I’ve read and revisit the complicated feelings I had at the t
A Journey Through Historical Fiction
A look back at the historical web novels I've read over the past decade or so: Three Kingdoms: Born to Be Guo Fengxiao, Cao Chong, Cao Zhi, Reborn in the Three Kingdoms as Cao Ang, Zhang Liao's New Tale, Huan Hou Reborn
Recommended Historical Novels About Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms Era
Half a lifetime adrift, two years an emperor, yet never restoring the Han. Yiling's flames burn, dragon scales turn to ash, and weary sleep claims me in Baidi's halls. The eastern wind makes its promise, Shu Han seeks peace, the southern tribes expand, and the north campaigns against our foes. Our deeds shine bright, but the stars fall before our long-held wish can come true. Three kingdoms, three dynasties, the histories of an age, fate turns the calamity of the Three Kingdoms around. My trus
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A Young Reader's Big Reading List
I wrote every review on this list myself. Of course, they're not very well written, and some are a bit long-winded. There may also be spoilers, intentional or otherwise. If you don't want to read me rambling, just look at the titles. Please bear with me! Every book on this list is one I've personally read all the way through. Quite a few I've read more than once. Good books stand the test of time. I read a pretty wide range of genres, and my taste isn't necessarily mainstream, so don't say thing
Classic Completed Novels: Read Them or Regret It!
A collection of completed books, including some over ten years old
A Grand Collection of Good Reads and Hidden Gems: Any Great Authors With a 360-Day Reading Streak? Mine's 240
Let books sit for a while, and share your thoughts on the good ones. I've put my thoughts and impressions about the books I've read here. There are promising new books, decent reads, and absolute gems. Give them all a try, whatever your taste. 😜 It's rewarding to watch a promising new book you like grow step by step. First the word count goes up, then the writing gets less clumsy, and before long it's become a solid read you can enjoy without worry. ✌ Then, as the author's skills deepen, the act
History Reading Room
㊣ Finding readers for 📖, and 📖 for readers ♥ Mainly featuring works by authors I love and have followed. I can only write a recommendation when I truly like a book, and I'm always glad to find fellow fans. ♠ I also support new writers and new works, helping newcomers like me. These recommendations aren't careless endorsements: I read every book that suits my taste. ♣ Ratings are based on my personal taste and are for reference only. They reflect my preferences alone. ♦ This list accepts ads and
Novels to Read Under the Covers at Night
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Historical Worlds
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A Veteran Reader Since 2004
Some books are hard to find. Xueyu Qingqing's Hua Kai Kan Zhe.
Three Kingdoms Reading List
A capable minister in times of peace, a cunning hero in times of chaos. In just a few short decades, how many heroes have wept in vain? Some books aren't on Qidian, so I'm sharing them here. Also: Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: I Am Cao Ang Also: Cao Zhi
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The Late Eastern Han Dynasty Splits into Three Kingdoms
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Memories Are Happiness
Looking back on the books I've read, most of them bring happy memories!
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I read chapters 4 and 5, but honestly, I can't read any more. Also, when was Liu Shan kidnapped to Xuchang?! Even if it's the butterfly effect, please consider the actual circumstances! Where did Liu Qi get the power to conspire with Zhou Yu to kidnap Liu Shan?! And to make Liu Qi an inside man?! How is that possible?!
Sigh ╯╰, I read this in 2009 when I was in elementary school; it was my introduction to online novels. Almost ten years have passed in the blink of an eye.
I won't even mention the other parts, but the plot design is truly awful. I thought "A Dou, who doesn't need help," would be incredibly powerful—whether he was exceptionally intelligent or unparalleled in strength, destined to rule the world or dominate China. But it turns out all the powerful enemies along the way died.
I think it would be better to travel back in time to Liu Bei's time of entrusting his son to Zhuge Liang at Baidi City. Cao Wei's multiple campaigns against Wu all ended in failure, so he could quickly recover his strength and then try to seize an opportunity during the final campaign. Besides, Zhuge Liang's Northern Expeditions also had their moments of glory, as did Jiang Wei's.
Saving Pang Tong? Have you forgotten that Liu Bei deliberately swapped horses with him to gain an excuse to take Xichuan? You saved him? How can Liu Bei still act as the righteous Imperial Uncle? How are we supposed to take Xichuan now?
Sigh, I really can't stand it anymore. A three-year-old talking to an adult, saying things like, "You've lost weight, this soup isn't salty enough," and the adults don't seem to find it strange at all. It's outrageous!
This is truly one of my absolute favorite books; I always pick it up whenever I'm looking for something to read. There's no romance, but I thoroughly enjoyed it, and the only romantic subplot (the one with Zhang Xingcai) was also very well written. I really admire the author; keep up the good work, author!
This book perfectly lives up to its time-travel theme. I highly recommend it!
A book from 2009, that's perfectly normal, okay? These days, even seasoned bookworms have become too picky. It's so hard to find a book to read now! 👀😂
This book is absolutely toxic... What kind of absurd excuse is this, using the supposedly nonsensical martial arts style to plagiarize the original work? You might as well not write time-travel stories at all!