The Valiant General of the Three Kingdoms

A little rant: The only minor flaw is that it attempts to explain the mystical elements in the fictional world of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms with science, but fails to make sense on its own, which is quite awkward 😓. For example, it tries to explain Zhuge Liang's east wind with science, but it can't explain why even modern technology can't pinpoint exactly when the wind starts and stops.

My idea is flawed; I'm sorry, I don't appreciate it.

Do authors only write historical fiction set in the Three Kingdoms period if they don't include characters like Diao Chan and Cai Wenji? It's so annoying to see female characters who have no connection to the plot in a story full of masculine heroes.

Sending Diao Chan as a gift is really cruel! Is this a forced attempt to cuckold the main character?

One minute it's official history, the next it's fiction; one minute it's classical, the next it's vernacular... What the hell is this?

After reading the author's synopsis and then the very first chapter of this book, it's already groveling before Liu Bei—what use is a system to you? 😰

This operation is completely incomprehensible. I suddenly have a lord, is it really that casual?

I've been a transmigrator for 5 years now, and I'm doing terribly. The most miserable transmigrator in history.

A Fantasy Time-Travel Adventure in the Three Kingdoms Online Game 😄

Good grief, the protagonist has been in the Three Kingdoms period for five years, and then he went to join Liu Bei...