The Mythic Three Kingdoms

1. What makes you think Liu Bei is a hypocrite? Who gave you that confidence? 2. Zhang Fei and you, the three sworn brothers of the Peach Garden, why? Because you're good-looking?

This introduction is toxic! It says Liu Bian is a dragon and Yuan Shao is a phoenix. 😰😰😰

Guan Yu and Zhang Fei became sworn brothers with Liu Bei because he was a member of the Han imperial family, and their intention was to restore the Han dynasty. However, what you've written suggests that they are rebelling against the Han. (This is just a personal suggestion.)

I mentioned that I had read a book called "Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms" a long time ago, but when I searched for "Mythical Version of the Three Kingdoms," it wasn't that book at all. Turns out it was called "Mythical Three Kingdoms."

It was fine at first, but now I see a lot of non-main characters being introduced in the middle. It's not that you shouldn't include them, but you need to know when to stop. Appropriate descriptions can indeed serve as embellishments, but the problem is that half the plot is now about other people, which is definitely going too far.

Without the protagonist, there are no allies. Liu Bei, a descendant of the Han dynasty, led Guan Yu and Zhang Fei in a rebellion against the Han, and Gongsun Zan also rebelled. This is too much to bear!

The difference between "author" and "master" is just one word.

So this mythological version of the Three Kingdoms is even earlier!

The Lu family in the Three Kingdoms period wasn't small in number; they were a prominent family in Jiangnan, not just a merchant family. Take Lu Kang, for example, and Sun Ce. When Sun Ce conquered Lujiang, over fifty members of the Lu Kang family died.

I remember reading a mythological version of the Three Kingdoms before, but I only read the mythological version. I remember this book was published some time ago.