Transmigrated as Emperor Xian of Han: Cao Mengde, You Can Be the Grand General!
穿越汉献帝：曹孟德，你来当大将军！
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- Completed
- Length
- 840k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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390Chapters
558kPopularity
1kReaders
8.9Score
4.1kMust-read votes
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The beginning was good, but it got absurd around the last two hundred chapters when the steam engine was introduced. The steam engine only came about after the Industrial Revolution, and the Han Dynasty had virtually no industrial base. The idea of a popularly elected emperor is even more ridiculous. Information was extremely limited in ancient times.
I don't know how to put it, this book is pretty good, but I haven't noticed many people reading it. (⑅•͈ᴗ•͈).:*♡ And please stop saying I'm a shill. Nobody gave me any money; I genuinely think this book is pretty good. (ꐦÒ‸Ó)
The author is very familiar with the characters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and the writing is very imaginative and engaging.
First, let me state the main point: this book is not worth reading, it's just a mess... There are tons of typos, and the author didn't review the draft after writing it. Secondly, the author is able to write a scene where the protagonist's harem is captured by the enemy but does not suffer any humiliation.
If you went out into battle in imperial robes, just showing your face, the enemy would know the emperor wasn't controlled by Cao Cao, then they'd have no excuse, and morale would collapse. But you're just wearing a mask. Disgusting.
Okay, okay, you're offering Diao Chan to Green Cloth? Fine, I'll give you a bad review then. Goodbye.
In the later stages, the Holy Mother used modern ideas to replace ancient ideas, and the ancients actually agreed immediately! 😔😖
I've only read a few dozen chapters, and it's already gone off the rails. The protagonist cultivating immortality is one thing, but Xiahou Xun's 10,000 troops decisively defeated a 100,000-strong coalition of warlords from Guandong. After fighting during the day, he led several thousand more troops in a night raid on the coalition camp. These 10,000 men have been fighting 1v10 for a whole day—don't they need a break?
The more amazing the beginning, the worse the ending. It forces a connection to Cao Cao's Huarong Road, without revealing the enemy's fate.
The main character is sterilized and none of her partners have gotten pregnant.