
The Eastern Han Hegemony
东汉霸业
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 16y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
434Chapters
29.6kRecommendations
19.6kFans
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Wasn't the governorship established by Liu Hong after the Yellow Turban Rebellion? Didn't Zhang Fei and his two brothers swear brotherhood then? The timeline is very confusing! And Dian Wei's defection is also problematic. In the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Dian Wei had a family (people from his hometown) and valued his family highly. But you wrote him going to the northernmost Youzhou to seek refuge with a minor county magistrate—that's really interesting!
Your introduction is boring. You were already a time traveler during the Yellow Turban Rebellion, so you should at least have become a warlord! How come you ended up with Wei, Shu, and Wu? Is this plagiarism of history?
Map of the situation at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty
His mother became emperor but didn't change the country's name; what a mess!
This novel is so disjointed and haphazard; it's awful. 🙂
Follow each other for experience! 🤝
If you can't even handle 5 million, how can you possibly handle time travel? 😒
The characters in the timeline are wrong... Also, where would silver be found during the Three Kingdoms period? Silver was very rare and mostly used for decorations back then...
Seeing the words "Diao Chan" makes me want to stop reading. Every time a time traveler arrives, they're raped. Are there only a few women in the Three Kingdoms period? Besides, Diao Chan was just a maidservant, a sacrifice created for political reasons. Is it really necessary to glorify her? Are time travelers really that low-class?
The protagonist's thought process is flawed; after two chapters, he's still talking about finding the police, and how can a mass grave be that far from a crowd? Also, when someone is hurt, who would immediately cry out in pain? These are such basic errors that it's unacceptable to read only two chapters!