The Heroic Spirit of the Three Kingdoms, Ruling All Under Heaven
雄霸天下三国魂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Three Kingdoms Summoning
Mainly recommendations for novels about summoning famous generals, some with online-game elements. (The newest additions are at the top, so the books further down are generally better.) My ratings reflect my personal tastes, so don't read too much into them. I've added some books I like as well. There are lots of Three Kingdoms summoning novels, but few are truly good, and I don't want to push books I haven't read myself. I'll periodically remove abandoned novels and ones that seem to have been
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How could you possibly write an ending like that?
To be honest, this book is indeed good, but many people will find it difficult to read. Even a lowly soldier in battle can ramble on for several pages, each sentence meticulously crafted according to the author's own thought process. Every point is explained in a modern, comprehensive way, covering a wide range of knowledge. Is it just about word count or rambling?
The biggest flaw in this book is that everyone has infinite life, unless they are killed!
I'm speechless. Wu Qi is so useless. He got completely thrashed by Jia Xu.
The best of the worst is so bad it's off-putting from the very first chapter.
When I read over a hundred chapters, the protagonist was only 12 years old, yet he was already arranging to find a partner and get married—Lu Bu's daughter. The Yellow Turban Rebellion had just ended, and Lu Bu was still in Bingzhou; how could he have gotten to the protagonist so quickly?
Shennong has been poisoned to death... I hope the author can do some research before starting to write!
I really dislike random or outrageous content. Why? First: padding the word count. Just randomly inserting character introductions can easily add up to a lot of words. Second: There are too many characters, and their personalities are not well-developed.
Therefore, I strongly dislike novels featuring Three Kingdoms-themed system summoning. They haven't even fully grasped the Three Kingdoms period, yet they try to weave in the entire historical narrative. Don't they have any self-awareness about their own abilities?
Starting with a thousand-man kill is ridiculous. Does he have endless stamina? If this is how it's written, this is the Three Kingdoms, not fantasy.