The Yuan Family's Rebel Son in the Three Kingdoms
三国之袁家逆子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1kChapters
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1.3kReaders
1.3kMust-read votes
9.0Score
1.6kRatings
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Reader comments 16
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Don't read it, the second half and the first half were not written by the same person. In the past, Liu Bei was transferred to Yizhou by trick, but later he suddenly returned to Jingzhou. Potatoes were planted in the front, but nothing was mentioned in the back. In the past, the system drew 54 personal guards who could communicate with each other, but then they disappeared again. His generals would disappear for a year or two and then suddenly appear. Two wives went away, and they were kept in Yecheng without seeing each other for three or four years. There are countless similar examples, and the writing style is completely different. The first part is relaxed, and the second part is classical Chinese. Cao Cao was destroyed in two chapters, and Zhou Yu was defeated in two chapters. In short, don't read it, it pissed me off.
Not bad! Nothing to see! The writing is already quite good! Think
I tested it for everyone, so I don't recommend it to those who are impatient. I can only read the first few chapters, but the rest are all kinds of verbose "although, but because, so..." It's all nonsense, one or two chapters about one thing, it's very annoying to read!
Not bad
Very well written.
The plot is so inconsistent that I can't watch the rest of it.
Isn't this right? Why did Zhang Liao surrender to Cao Cao so early? Yuan Shao was not defeated and Lu Bu was still there, so Zhang Liao was Cao Cao's man? I've read Chapter 60, and now this common sense question arises!!!
It's a pity that Sun Shangxiang died
The first part was okay, but the second part was really annoying. What happened after that, it was an ending that I really didn't like.
Yuhhhh