Han Tiles
汉瓦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 7
Novels I'm Reading
Novels I’m currently reading
My Private Reading List
Eclectic tastes
Recommended Historical Novels About Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms Era
Half a lifetime adrift, two years an emperor, yet never restoring the Han. Yiling's flames burn, dragon scales turn to ash, and weary sleep claims me in Baidi's halls. The eastern wind makes its promise, Shu Han seeks peace, the southern tribes expand, and the north campaigns against our foes. Our deeds shine bright, but the stars fall before our long-held wish can come true. Three kingdoms, three dynasties, the histories of an age, fate turns the calamity of the Three Kingdoms around. My trus
Books for a Reading Slump: Ziyun Residence
A treasured reading list, recommended for when you're out of books! Finding each other is fate! Most of these are books I've read, recommended by a longtime reader. Since we've found each other, take a look if you're interested! There's a bit of history, fantasy, supernatural fiction, and more. The descriptions will be filled in over time.
Recommendations for a Reading Drought: Lavender Manor
A bit of everything. If you’re out of books to read, here are some recommendations! Don’t pass them by! Most of these novels are ones I’ve read and enjoyed. The list has a lot of historical fiction, but there’s plenty of other stuff too, including fantasy and cultivation, classic xianxia, fantasy adventures, horror and the supernatural, and urban fiction. They’re well worth a look. Recommended by a veteran reader! If you’re looking for something to read, give them a try! The above is offered for
Competitive and Three Kingdoms Stories
I personally like these a lot
Classic Quotes
Pursuing what I believe in
More like this
The Confucian General of Shu Han
Three Kingdoms: Tales of Fearsome Generals
The Godslayer Chronicles
Strategies of the Three Kingdoms
The Last Three Kingdoms
The Great Merchants of the World
I Can See Experience Points
The Mysterious Kingdom
Journey North
The Great Calamity Lord
My Girlfriend Is a Zombie
EN
The God of the Ruined Temple
I Rule in the Spring and Autumn Period
EN
Supreme Human
The Great Mischievous Monkey
EN
Mysterious Revival
The Gourmet of Another World
EN
The Ultimate Boss System
Mythical Version of Three Kingdom
EN
My House of Horrors
Aren't You the South American Tyrant? Why Are You Fighting the Empire?
Great Han: I Kicked Liu Bang Out of the Car from the Start
Emperor of Longevity: Emperor Xian of Han
Do We Not All Have the Same Blood?
Reborn in 1938: I'm Done Being a Landlord
The Strongest Warrior of the Three Kingdoms
The Hegemony of Shu
A Dungeon Just Appeared in My Living Room
Siheyuan: Starting by Picking Up Attributes
The Rogue King of War in the Three Kingdoms
Arms and Armor of the Three Kingdoms
Reversing the Ming Dynasty, 1644
Reader comments 34
Google Translate
[Comment] This is pure nonsense.
The idea of abdicating is pure nonsense. It completely contradicts human ethics and governance. Since this is a time-travel story, don't forget that the morality of later generations is far inferior to that of the previous ones. A person's growth is shaped by their environment. The Liu Bei in the story didn't experience those historical events; where would his talent come from?
I don't understand why they wrote Zhen Mi as being several years older, only to then reject the protagonist when she loved him so much.
Cai Yan and Diao Chan? They both gave them away so readily, and now you're picking up their discarded shoes? It's truly pathetic.
The protagonist's talent is inferior to that of a current junior section chief. First, his refusal to serve as governor of a province stemmed from a lack of self-confidence and a fear of fighting against Cao Cao. Secondly, even after acquiring territory, they didn't farm. They didn't expand their army or wage war. The foundation laid by Cao Cao is a hundred times stronger.
If you can't write about love, hate, and grudges, don't force it. Readers aren't here for romance. A story about conquest should look like one. What was most important during the Three Kingdoms period? Promises! Integrity! Responsibility! If you're not Yi Xiaochuan, don't pretend to be a saint. Nobody's forcing you to emulate Cao Cao or Gao Huan.
What kind of illogical nonsense is that?! If people in ancient times were to be so pedantic, they'd be arguing with you endlessly!
This character is written in a way that's trying to have it both ways. The romance is even worse, resorting to the cliché of love turning into hate.
Don't blame me, but I just have to complain about the title. I remember a book called "Tang Brick" that was one of the few books I read on Qidian that I could finish and still enjoy. When I first saw the title of your book, I thought it was a sequel to "Tang Brick," but who knew it would be like this. Please put some effort into writing books and choosing titles, okay?
Well, how should I put it? The protagonist initially seems very mature and somewhat shrewd. But every time he encounters a historically famous person, he exclaims in surprise. Is it that he can't help but express his emotions, or can't help but speak up? Even ordinary people like me, after seeing so many important figures, become quite calm. I'm very calm (⊙o⊙).
Was this book published before Tang Bricks? Hehehe
Was this book published before Tang Bricks? Hehehe 😃