The Fierce General
悍戚
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 10mo ago
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The protagonist is written as utter garbage—indecisive and brainless. As a modern person transmigrating to a chaotic world, he's constantly thinking about working for others. It's unbearable to read; the old books were really bad.
This book is getting increasingly mindless. I forced myself to read up to the part about evacuating Guangling and wanting to go to Xuchang alone, then I gave up.
The Three Kingdoms period, pieced together from various melodramatic absurdities, has a very narrow scope, displays a complete lack of intelligence, and is toxic.
I couldn't bear to read any more of the story, especially the random killings and the abduction of Liu Bei's wife. It was utterly absurd, completely illogical, and pure wishful thinking. I couldn't see any historical knowledge in the author at all. The plot and the values presented were riddled with flaws. If you're going to be ruthless, then be ruthless to the end.
Geng Xin, a self-proclaimed history expert, pointed out a major error after only a few pages. While one jin (斤) in the Han Dynasty was 16 liang (两), it was only equivalent to half a jin (半斤) today. 63 Jin is actually 31.5 Jin. The author mistakenly assumed that 16 liang in the Han Dynasty equaled 16 liang in modern times. Does this so-called history expert not even know this basic principle? 👎
Is this supposed to be a high-quality product? There's absolutely no reason to keep watching.
The top authors on Qidian are getting less and less competent.
Actually, by the time the plot reached the point of returning to Yingchuan, there was already enough foreshadowing; dragging it out any further would have been superfluous.
The saying goes, "suppress before elevating." Excessive suppression will backfire. The protagonist's journey to Yingchuan was already a low point, and most readers were probably mentally prepared for a reversal. However, this forced suppression feels somewhat deliberate.
How much the author hated Liu Bei! He used Liu Bei to his advantage, yet he also ruined Liu Bei's life by taking away all his wives. How despicable his heart was! I despise this behavior.
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