
Three Kingdoms: From Wuzhang Plains to Every Land Beneath the Sun and Moon
三国霸业:从五丈原到日月所照皆为汉土
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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906Readers
8.0Score
37Must-read votes
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It's alright, well-written, readable, but this system is too powerful... A bit overpowered, beyond the scope of the curriculum.
This is amazing! It's almost like a game. In the later stages of the Shu Han dynasty, Zhuge Liang used the system to bring back all the generals who had died. They had cannons and everything else, and when they went to war, they were incredibly fast, like they were fully healed!
This is not a novel, but a card game.
Take care, Prime Minister! (Sobbing) Tonight we'll launch a night raid on those rats in Jiangdong!