The Three Kingdoms' Greatest Archer
三国之第一神射
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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I Want to Be the Protagonist
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This guy's values... Are they a bit off? Leaving aside the fact that he knew Cai Yan died before she even married Men Weizhongdao, just seeing the wedding procession and impulsively killing the husband she'd exchanged marriage certificates with—isn't that the mark of a scumbag and a villain?
The protagonist's IQ is always much slower than others. Everyone knows that the eyes are a person's weakness, yet the protagonist thinks for ages before finally understanding? There are so many flaws... I don't understand how so much was written.
He went to the Three Kingdoms period, didn't develop his power, just ran around everywhere, and kept talking nonsense. I knew this book was going to flop.
Seeing that he was going to join Liu Da'er, I didn't want to watch anymore.
It's unbelievable that so many people are still criticizing a book from 10 years ago.
The author wanted to take Cai Yan as his concubine, but lacking the skill to write effectively, he resorted to murder to steal her?
Seeing the protagonist enter the arena wielding a bow and sword for a one-on-one duel felt strangely odd! In my worldview, battlefield duels are dominated by long weapons, while short weapons like swords and sabers are usually only seen in martial arts novels. So, it felt incredibly out of place, and I decided to leave.
I read it ten years ago; it was quite good, a very creative time-travel novel. At the time, it was a rather unique book with a main plot focusing on assisting Liu Bei, and it was very forward-thinking.
The arrows fly so fast that only experts can see their trajectory. Before you boast, think it through. So many flaws, sigh.
Look at you, you silly goose! Seeing Gao Shun is like seeing your own father, seeing Zhang Liao is like seeing your great-uncle, hearing Lü Bu's name is like seeing your wife... Well, there are too many famous generals to count.