
The Han Traitor
汉贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The book is a good book, but the setting of time travel is a complete waste. Traveling to the Three Kingdoms to fall in love, and still love each other to the death... How can a hero have so many children and love? The author's style is not suitable for writing a hegemony novel.
Holy shit, what did I discover? The author of Juhan turned out to be your vest
Juhan is the ceiling of the traditional Three Kingdoms genre
It's very delicate and has a lot of feelings, but the pace is a bit slow. I think I would like it better. I am more impetuous and couldn't stand it because it was too delicate, so I gave it up. But it is definitely a good book.
What a great writing style. If you write it well, it will definitely become popular. But if you don't write it well, it will also be popular in Juhan.
"Ju Han" is so well written, it is the only one among the Three Kingdoms novels that I did not skip chapters. So I don't dare to read this book, I'm a little afraid that I'll be disappointed, I'm afraid that it won't be as good as a good example 😄😄😄
From Juhan😄
Isn't this book of the Three Kingdoms just a random fabrication?
The author added a son and a daughter to Cai Yong. I have never heard of Cai Wan! You can either make up the dynasty and write about the Three Kingdoms or follow the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! Adding people randomly, I can't understand it, no wonder no one sees it! Coming from Juhan, I am extremely disappointed
The writing is okay, but the shortcoming is that the scenes describing the war are relatively lacking. They all rush in directly, and the logistics are not done. The technology tree only deals with that, stirrups and saddles, and the internal affairs are not described in detail. In the end, I only finished the unification of the north, and the rest of it was completely unfinished.
How can I read it when there are so many missing chapters?