
The Three Kingdoms: Zhongmou’s World
三国之仲谋天下
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- Completed
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- 5.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 9y ago
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I have a few points to make.
I finally managed to finish reading this book, and I have a few points to say that I just have to get them off my chest. 1: Up to the unification of the Central Plains, it's still acceptable. Although there are some ridiculous plot points, it's still watchable. As for conquering Central Asia and Europe, it's completely superfluous.
Having just conquered a tiny piece of land in Jiangnan, they dared to unleash the Knights' Three Treasures.
The stirrup will soon be known to all the powerful men in the land. Then, the northern cavalry will teach you a lesson.
[Comment] A comparison of the strength of the strategists on both sides of Wei and Wu, and I wonder what will happen to Zhuge Liang in the end?
Actually, if any one of Xi Zhicai, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, or Sima Yi had been in Eastern Wu back then, I think it would have been dispensable whether Zhuge Liang joined Eastern Wu or not. But what about now? Besides Cheng Yu, who died, Cao Wei also had Xun Yu, Xi Zhicai, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, Sima Yi, Xun You, Tian Feng, and Ju Shou.
Although this novel is long, I still finished it. It has a bit of a "feel-good" feel to it, but it's alright; as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's enough. Maybe the protagonist is just a chosen one, born to be an emperor? I'm satisfied with the descriptions of war; the protagonist also experiences defeat and Pyrrhic victory, and generals die and are wounded.
The real Sun Quan in history was an absolute scoundrel. Other rulers would only kill their enemies after unifying the country, but Sun Quan started killing his meritorious officials before even unifying the country. It's really hard to understand why Cao Cao would say that a son should be like Sun Zhongmou (Sun Quan's courtesy name) when he was such a despicable person.
You think leading troops into battle is just about sending them out and that's it? How can you fight a war if you don't understand troop deployment? The protagonist is hilarious; he learns it all in one go, so impressive!
The protagonist isn't very intelligent, and what's the point of establishing the Embroidered Uniform Guard?
If a son is born, he should reveal Sun Quan's identity; otherwise, he'll send 100,000 men to his death in Hefei.
20,000 Men dare to attack a city with 7,000? That's suicidal!
Military strategy dictates: "Only when your forces are ten times stronger will you dare to besiege it, and even then, you wouldn't dare to attack." You, with only 7,000 men defending a large city under a prefectural governor's office, were utterly routed by 20,000 sailors? It's unbelievable!
Chapter 132, "By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees," is this laughable? If you don't understand, don't write nonsense. Just gloss over it; this will only make you a laughingstock.