The Struggle for the Throne
逐鹿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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674Chapters
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Do those who write about the Spring and Autumn Period and the Chu-Han Contention necessarily have to torment the protagonist? Do you feel uncomfortable if they don't torment the protagonist? And isn't Yu Ji appealing? I just don't understand, who decided that Yu Ji had to belong to Xiang Yu?
The subject matter is appealing, but after browsing the table of contents, I discovered that the protagonist's state was named "Yue"?! That's really not impressive enough. Even if they rose to power in Jiangnan, calling themselves Wu would be better than Yue! Does this mean we Han people and the Han ethnicity will have to be called Yue people or Yue ethnicity from now on? It just sounds awkward.
I'm seriously disgusted. The protagonist himself has barely any men under his command, while Liu Bang has a wealth of talent like Xiao He, Cao Shen, Fan Kuai, and Zhang Liang. Why does the protagonist have to worry about Liu Bang like a mother hen, fearing he'll be killed at the Hongmen Banquet and that he lacks capable generals, which is why he painstakingly sent his own tamed general, Han Xin…
What's most annoying is the female lead's family, surnamed Fan. They act like they're the masterminds behind everything, practically the author's secret weapon for padding the word count.
Holy crap... The protagonist likes worn-out shoes.
Once you unify the country, you must change the country's name; it can't be regional, otherwise you'll be playing games later.
The tiger's body trembled, and the bed collapsed. 😊
Looking back at the novels I wrote before, they were really idiotic.
Seriously, 30% of the chapters are about women. Aren't they tired of it?
Why hasn't Song Mingyang been found?