Riding West Through Liangzhou
跃马西凉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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My tastes are pretty varied, and I'm not particularly devoted to any one kind of novel. I don't usually recommend legendary masterpieces or hugely popular books, since you can find those everywhere with a quick search! PS 1: I don't read stories where the protagonist is constantly tormented. Life's hard enough already; I don't want to read about the protagonist suffering too. PS 2: Follow me for occasional updates with new finds and promising reads. Please share some good recommendations with me
Nostalgic Old Favorites and Classic New Reads
Everyone has their own opinion about each book. I recommend the ones I personally think are worth reading. Lots of good books are no longer searchable on Qidian, so I can't add them. (About 90% of the books I recommend are by authors whose writing I've checked out, and the other 10% are ones I personally enjoy.) (So many great books have vanished! I don't comment much, so people who don't know me click on my profile and see blank comments, then think I'm losing it.)
Wild Wind
Classics.
Just to Pass the Time
Books I think are worth reading
Three Kingdoms, Conquest, Passion
The Three Kingdoms novels I liked
Great Historical Reads
Some historical novels in my personal collection
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[Comment] So why does the protagonist like to travel so much? This might be acceptable when he has no territory, but once he has territory, he's practically courting death.
So why do so many protagonists in Three Kingdoms novels always have to travel far and wide? This isn't like the Investiture of the Gods where they can fly around. In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient, and the roads were not smooth and far away at the end of the Han Dynasty. Nowadays, many territories are not stable. Do you think that most of your enemies are fools? That's too simplistic.
This is insulting to our intelligence. What's the point of a cheat code? And so many people know about it, including me...
I just... Don't understand the protagonist's cheat ability. It's about survival, but what about the vegetable garden? Fine, it's fine if it exists. Didn't the protagonist consider loyalty when letting the soldiers in? And so many people went in—how was order maintained? When they came out, or when the protagonist wanted to take something, wouldn't people get suspicious?
I personally feel there are too many loopholes. The Kwantung Coalition knew that the protagonist had control of the Xiliang Army, but Dong Zhuo and his forces did not. With such a lack of communication, they would have lost long ago. Furthermore, the protagonist's personal guard even said that he could recite the Three Hundred Tang Poems even if he couldn't compose poetry.
I really want to tell the author, I also want to transmigrate into this novel and torture the protagonist! His cheat codes are too overpowered; he's stealing women, food, and all sorts of resources on one hand, and overflowing with compassion on the other. Villains are just so pretentious!
When I saw this ring, I couldn't stand it anymore, haha!
A new book? Has the author stopped writing books?
A masterpiece! (Personal opinion; please refrain from criticism if you disagree!) A very good book; decisive and ruthless!
What a terrible book! The typos are just unbelievable!
I couldn't continue after reading just one chapter. In a good novel, character development is crucial. Author, you don't understand human nature.