The Han Dynasty Can Be Revived
汉室可兴
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I think fierce generals are really useless. In ancient warfare, generals just formed ranks. A commander went into battle, but who commanded the army? If it was a battle of a thousand men, command was meaningless; a single wave of attacks would suffice.
The advantages and disadvantages of this book are obvious
It is indeed very charming, and as far as Liu Bei is concerned, Long Aotian, who is not so happy, is more realistic, but he always feels like treating the people around him as NPCs, as if everyone is an NPC, and he can be reassured by just a few words, especially towards the enemy. He can be tolerant, even more benevolent and righteous than Guangwu.
The protagonist's obsession with Cao Cao is a bit excessive.
Among historically renowned military figures, Cao Cao's defeats were not only numerous but also of exceptional quality. Is it necessary to elevate Cao Cao to such an extreme? Historical development must proceed according to objective reality. Bingzhou's resources were insufficient to support a struggle for supremacy, and its development space was locked down by Yuan Shao and Liu Bei.
Daily prayers
It turns out this book took seven years to write only 1.1 Million words; no wonder it's so well-written yet has such poor sales.
This is the first novel that writes both supporting characters and original characters so well. It's very immersive. The novel *Ju Han* is similar, but I didn't feel that way. I read this one chapter at a time, and reread it three times.
He sat up abruptly in his deathbed 😰
It feels like this protagonist is just Cao Cao in Liu Bei's skin! The irreconcilable conflict between them feels like a clash of opposites, lacking the powerful, almost sectarian struggle found in history.
Dear readers: This book has experienced a drop in popularity due to a period of hiatus. Please continue to support it! 🙏 Also, to put some pressure on myself, I'm considering going live for VIP chapters on April 1st without any subscriptions. Please subscribe to support me! I'm currently working on a draft, hoping to release a huge batch of chapters then.
I'm so glad there's an update! This is the best Three Kingdoms fanfiction I've ever read. Keep it up, author!