The Strongest Warrior of the Three Kingdoms
三国第一强兵
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 12y ago
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There's no need to mythologize special forces. Their primary combat capabilities are based on mastering modern equipment. While they receive training in hand-to-hand combat and knife fighting, these aren't their main focus. Their primary weapons are still firearms; hand-to-hand combat is only a last resort in close-quarters situations when ammunition is exhausted.
Actually, what I want to say is... Wouldn't special forces soldiers be complete trash if they traveled back to the Three Kingdoms period? Do you think modern special forces are that awesome? They don't even have guns; their main training is with guns. ...
[Comment] I'm also a long-time bookworm, having read for eight years. Reading this book has rekindled the passion I felt when I first started reading novels.
🤭🤭I'm also a seasoned bookworm, having read for 8 years. Reading this book has rekindled the passion I felt when I first started reading novels. This article is reprinted from Qidian.com, a portal for original online literature: [url=QrQJjy]
This book is quite disappointing! There aren't many war scenes, and too little slice-of-life content. The main problem is the sheer amount of analytical dialogue; it lacks both engaging and satisfying moments. Most importantly, halfway through, you're told that after conquering the world and building an empire, you don't become emperor?!
Not only did he refuse to be emperor, but he also helped Liu Xie to become emperor. What a terrible ending! 😤😤
After reading a few chapters, it seemed like you could have assassinated Dong Zhuo and become famous right from the start, but then you suddenly changed your mind and cut off one of his ears, causing him to send men to hunt you down. What kind of logic is that? Is this how special forces operate?
If you hadn't mentioned special forces, I might have been able to watch it. But the moment you mention special forces, I lose interest. If it's a time-travel story, don't dwell on the past; just focus on the previous life. Special forces soldiers are supposed to be skilled with guns? And all sorts of things like being well-versed in military strategy, riding horses, fighting, and being able to train troops in every way... It's disgusting.
It's simply awful; he's surrounded by incompetent teammates. Around chapter 64, first, his uncle, acting as an envoy of the court, inexplicably skipped Hulao Pass and went to the Suanzao camp, where he was detained by Yuan Shao. Then, his father was coerced by Yuan Shao and almost detained as well.
Is this a story about a special forces soldier going back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and making a fool of himself?
[Related] The author also reads Bakuman, what a kindred spirit!!
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