The Han Traitor
汉贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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The book is good, but the time-travel trope is a complete waste. Traveling to the Three Kingdoms period to engage in romance, and even a passionate, life-or-death love affair… What warlord has so much sentimentality? The author's vision isn't suited for writing a war of conquest.
Oh my god, what did I just discover? The author of "Ju Han" was actually your alternate account!
The Han dynasty is the pinnacle of traditional Three Kingdoms fiction.
It's very detailed and engaging, but the pacing is a bit slow. Those who enjoy meticulous research might enjoy it. I'm a bit impatient and can't stand overly detailed content, so I skipped it. But it's definitely a good book.
Such great writing skills; if you wrote it properly, it would definitely be a hit. But you just don't write it properly, even something as simple as citing Han Yu.
"Ju Han" was so well-written; it's the only Three Kingdoms novel I read without skipping chapters. So I'm hesitant to read this one, afraid I'll be disappointed, afraid it won't be as good as "Ju Han." 😄😄😄
Coming from the Han Dynasty 😄
Isn't this book about the Three Kingdoms just a complete fabrication?
The author added a son and a daughter to Cai Yong's story—Cai Wan? Never heard of her! Either create a fictional dynasty, or write about the Three Kingdoms period according to the Records of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! Adding characters haphazardly makes it incomprehensible; no wonder nobody reads it! Since the Han dynasty, I've been utterly disappointed.
The writing is alright, but the downsides are the lack of detailed war scenes; it's all just straight-up charges. Logistics aren't developed, the tech tree only covers stirrups and saddles, and domestic affairs aren't described in much detail. It only covers the unification of the north, and the rest is a rushed ending.
How can I read this if so many chapters are missing?