The Whole City Is Full of Yellow Turban Soldiers
满城尽是黄巾军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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666Chapters
12.6kRecommendations
29.9kFans
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A brief book review
I've only read about 50 chapters. First of all, the title matches the content; it does indeed start with the Yellow Turban Rebellion. Secondly, I think there's a strong possibility that it'll develop into a harem. Finally, there's one really disturbing point in what I've read: their 50,000-strong army besieged Zhuojun, and many were killed by Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, including the…
A novel from 2014... And some of your comments are from 5 years or even 8 years later 🤣 So funny.
A modern person, a pushover, without a system, transmigrates into the body of a penniless refugee—can they possibly survive in the chaotic world of the late Han Dynasty? That's wishful thinking...
The idea that a modern person could fight Zhang Fei is an overstatement. The biggest advantage of modern people is simply their broader perspective.
Uprisings without faith are doomed to fail. A group of poor, cowardly people were immediately corrupted by power and wealth after capturing a city. Lacking production and a proper management system, the Yellow Turbans, who boasted a million men sweeping across the land, were wiped out in a year. They were nothing but clowns… even less capable than Li Zicheng at the end of the Ming Dynasty; at least he overthrew the emperor.
I haven't watched it yet, but is it really okay to govern with religion? To be honest, the Yellow Turban Rebellion is the force I least favor in the Three Kingdoms period.
The author seems to have overlooked the great plague at the end of the Han Dynasty.
[Comment] The content is very good and original.
In my opinion, a new regime that wants to rise above the old should have the domineering spirit to sweep away all old rules. I don't understand why the protagonists in older Three Kingdoms novels were quite tolerant of powerful families. Some say it's politics and compromise, but I read novels for the thrill, not for the politics...
[Comment] Killing Diao Chan
The protagonist in this chapter is too weak; he refuses to kill because the woman is beautiful. He's almost killed but doesn't fight back, and he doesn't even kill Wang Yun. He lacks decisiveness and ruthlessness.
Yellow Turbans
The Yellow Turbans are mighty! Their leader is mighty! The Yellow Turbans are mighty, bringing great fortune to the world! When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers will bloom and all other flowers will wither. The fragrance of incense fills Chang'an, and the entire city is adorned with golden armor.