I'm Adou, I Don't Need Anyone to Help Me
我是阿斗，我不用人扶
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 19y ago
- English
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Old Classics, Whatever
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Books I've Enjoyed Over the Years
Books that suit my taste.
Reviving the Han Dynasty with Liu Adou
Liu Shan: a ruler who defended his realm? A benevolent ruler? A mediocre one? Which label fits? The fact that Shu Han lasted twenty-nine years after Zhuge Liang’s death, thanks in part to the Memorial on the Northern Expedition, suggests it was at least stronger than the other two states.
Classic Completed Novels
Completed gems, personally taste-tested by a 15-year veteran reader. These xianxia novels are well worth reading.
Historical Fiction Masterpieces
A seasoned female reader
Remembering the Classics
Older favorites: Three Kingdoms, Han dynasty, soccer, online games, and more
A Journey Through Historical Fiction
A look back at the historical web novels I've read over the past decade or so: Three Kingdoms: Born to Be Guo Fengxiao, Cao Chong, Cao Zhi, Reborn in the Three Kingdoms as Cao Ang, Zhang Liao's New Tale, Huan Hou Reborn
Recommended Historical Novels About Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms Era
Half a lifetime adrift, two years an emperor, yet never restoring the Han. Yiling's flames burn, dragon scales turn to ash, and weary sleep claims me in Baidi's halls. The eastern wind makes its promise, Shu Han seeks peace, the southern tribes expand, and the north campaigns against our foes. Our deeds shine bright, but the stars fall before our long-held wish can come true. Three kingdoms, three dynasties, the histories of an age, fate turns the calamity of the Three Kingdoms around. My trus
Novels Without Darkness or Harem Tropes, With Relatively Sound Values
Maybe it’s because I grew up reading Jin Yong’s wuxia stories, but I like protagonists who are good people, in the way I understood goodness as a child. I’m not too fond of protagonists who are overly cold-blooded, dark, or quick to kill, and I don’t care for harems where the hero takes every woman. So many web-novel protagonists are full of anger these days. I seem to be looking for stories with saintly protagonists. Everyone has different tastes, and that’s normal. This list features books tha
Only Good Books Count! A Veteran Reader's Reading List
A reading list from a longtime bookworm. A good book is one you can keep reading and that has substance. That’s the truth. I’ve been reading for over a decade, and I’ll subscribe to and follow a book every day if I like it and it suits my tastes. If it’s not my cup of tea, I won’t follow it at all. Every book on this list is one I’ve personally read and enjoyed enough to keep. The genres are varied and eclectic, but they’re all good, engrossing reads.
A Classic Is a Classic: So Good It’ll Blow You Away
A classic... A good book worth reading and savoring again and again!
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A Beacon of Hope for Future Greats
There's not much to say, really. This list will include some classic completed masterpieces, as well as new works by new authors. Before adding a new book, I'll test the waters myself to make sure everything on the list is good enough. I also hope authors can improve their writing by learning from these classics. At the very least, do right by yourselves and your readers. P.S. I won't include books that have been on hiatus for more than a month. Gujiu Danglu apologizes in advance to any new auth
Ten Years of Top-Tier Novels
Carefully chosen, with quality over quantity. There are plenty of good novels, but no author can keep writing masterpieces forever. These are all solid reads. The more famous the author, the harder the book is to enjoy ರ_ರ So frustrating. Some great books were given the site's five-star recommendation, like The Otherworldly Pharmacist, I Really Am a Superstar, The Demon Emperor's Legend, A Life of Passion, and The Legend of Chasing the Moon.
Recommended Reads
Books I consider good.
Ten Years of Life and Death, Worlds Apart; Though I Try Not to Think of You, I Can’t Forget
Over these past ten-plus years, how many books have brought us to tears? Here are the good ones I think are worth recommending.
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This novel about the Three Kingdoms is the best novel about the Three Kingdoms I have read in the past 20 years. It's a pity that the other book wasn't finished. I heard the author was a screenwriter, no wonder it's so well written.
Shennong
The problematic points of the previous chapters: 1. Liu Bei was a benevolent ruler and would not easily lose his temper with women and children. 2. Liu Bei was a hero, not a tyrant; he was passionate, not ruthless. 3. Zhaolie refers to someone who is upright and straightforward, and who fights against injustice and wrongdoing.
It's an old book from over ten years ago. I finished reading it on my computer back then. I cried during the chapters about Huang Zhong and Zhao Yun's departure. The ending, with Zhuge Liang and Xu Shu boating together on the lake, brought me to tears.
A masterpiece; the scene where Zhao Yun dies brought me to tears.
The writing is excellent; the author's classical Chinese proficiency is exceptionally high.
Aside from "The Bright Moon of the Warring States," this historical novel is far superior to those written in the third person; they're worlds apart.
Honestly, once you get past the initial discomfort of the first-person narrative, you'll find this book exceptionally well-written. I first read it many years ago, and this is my fourth time reading it. Its charm lies in the fact that once you've read it, you can't forget it. Even years later, you can still remember many plot points, making you want to read it again.
After seeing it, I realized that current systems are all garbage.
It's so well-written, it feels like reading another version of Romance of the Three Kingdoms (;▽;). The characters are all very historically accurate, and the plot is fantastic. Even to someone like me who doesn't understand military politics, it feels very realistic and compelling www.
It's a shame that such a good book isn't popular.