
A Warlord in the Three Kingdoms
混在三国当军阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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This is the true struggle for supremacy.
Many people who have read Romance of the Three Kingdoms believe that they are familiar with the Three Kingdoms period and that finding famous generals and strategists will guarantee success. I have never heard of any successful person becoming successful because of their capable subordinates. We know Jack Ma succeeded because he had 18 arhats (his mentors).
A classic from 2008! The trolls are back in 2018! Ten years have passed. What are they thinking?
This was the first novel I ever read nine years ago. Although I was young, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The characters from the Three Kingdoms period were quite unique; some were familiar, while others were unexpected, which surprised me frequently. The various strategies and battles also left a deep impression on me, and I still remember many plot points.
Wasn't it supposed to be a rebirth? How come Gao Shun doesn't know about it? And the Trapped Camp, hailed as the number one army in the Three Kingdoms, doesn't even know that? That seems a bit unbelievable. Ju Shou doesn't know either.
I keep feeling the male lead's values are warped. He rapes Zou Shi, verbally abuses women who like him and treat him well, enjoys and uses her kindness while simultaneously showing disgust? As a modern person, he'll stop at nothing to survive. He even uses the lives of tens of thousands of Yellow Turban soldiers to save the lives of his 800 bandits.
The characters in this book all have laser eyes, and their eyes constantly shoot out cold, blood-red light.
It's disgusting... In the early stages, the protagonist showed no mercy in slaughtering and killing civilians to survive, but later he deliberately acted like a saint, pretending to be compassionate and disgusting. In Huainan, Zhou Yu dug a dam and flooded millions of people, and the protagonist was still sighing... I'm speechless.
They've fought so many battles with eight hundred bandits, and it's always been the same eight hundred bandits. I'm fed up. 😅
I hate it when people bring two kids along wherever they go; their words and actions don't match.
The two brothers surnamed Chen were always with the protagonist for the first dozen or so chapters, supposedly because their father saved the protagonist's life, and they wanted to repay the debt. Let's not get into the idea of repaying a debt of gratitude; there's a limit to how much you can repay a debt, and it should only be done if your life isn't in danger.
I saw it on TikTok, so I'm marking it here. I plan to check it out again when I have time; maybe I'll remember it then.