The Dong Dynasty
董氏王朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10y ago
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The plot is actually alright, but some of the plot points are just absurd. Did Cao Cao really intentionally escape on purpose? He was caught three or four times. Especially the chapter where Li Ru orchestrates the fake execution of Cao Cao. Cao Cao himself went to watch the execution platform and was discovered.
Seeing the synopsis, "Why Liu Bei Made a Powerful Comeback," made me not want to read any further. It's as if every novel about the late Han Dynasty can't be written without surviving this big-eared scoundrel.
The common people actually refused to take their grain because of Dong Zhuo's bad behavior. I just scoff.
How could a few hundred men possibly break through the full-scale encirclement of the Bingzhou army? A few volleys of arrows and they'd be gone. The Bingzhou army had top-notch combat capabilities; even if you had a few hundred of your most elite men, they couldn't have broken through! What's the point of fighting if this scenario unfolds?
When did Xu Shu become a resident of Yingchuan? He's in Lumen, Jingzhou, okay?
[Comment] These two are so unlucky!
There's a plot in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms where the outcome is almost predictable without even reading the book: when Cao Cao and Liu Bei are the protagonist's destined enemies, they are always stronger than cockroaches, even stronger than the protagonist's cheat codes. No matter how weak the enemy's forces are, their recovery speed is faster than the protagonist's. Basically, these two characters are very difficult to kill unless the protagonist unifies the world at the very end.
I actually quite liked it at first, but it's so tiring to watch!
In the early stages, Dong Zhuo commanded the strongest force, the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, numbering over 100,000, and the Flying Bear Army, while other warlords were just starting out, making them incomparable.
The author is being too simplistic. In chaotic times, human life is cheap, and which warlord wasn't ruthless and cruel, with any compassionate heart being merely superficial?
The new book, titled "Liu Xun: Starting with Killing Liu Bei," is pen name: Zhui Xue Xiaoyao.
Xiaoyao's new book is now available. If you're interested, you can check it out. I traveled back in time to become Liu Zhang's son, and started by fighting Liu Bei.