The Three Kingdoms: The Han Dynasty Rises Again
三国之汉室再兴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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466Chapters
567kPopularity
975Readers
5.1kMust-read votes
9.1Score
5.3kRatings
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Reader comments 23
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It's worth reading just for the story and interest. The writing is also pretty good, with smooth sentences and good coherence. However, there are very obvious flaws. Obviously, the author's writing is good, but the breadth of knowledge is slightly inferior. The history is still a small issue, but the art of war and political methods are relatively dull. There are many that are simply mentioned because there is no way to write them. But what really affects the perception is that the appearance time and difficulty of some technologies are somewhat unreasonable. This is mainly reflected in the fact that the difficulty of many technologies is not as low as everyone imagines. At the same time, I personally speculate that the author does not have a deep enough understanding of this information, and most of them are just passed by. In fact, if it is described carefully and explained more popular science, the perception will undoubtedly be improved a lot. All in all, don't trust the information in it easily. It is recommended to read the story mainly. Tu Yile is a pretty good novel to avoid being misled.
Good
🔥Fantasy🔥
Let me comment after reading it. It's generally good. Maybe the author was in a hurry to finish. After more than 300 chapters, Zhou Tai and Jiang Qin surrendered to Cao Cao. By more than 400 chapters, Zhou Tai went to Soochow again. It was unexpected that the protagonist could surrender to Gongsun Zan and Lu Bu.
The protagonist is very well done. The more you watch, the less interesting he becomes. He is still fighting for hegemony. If he doesn't get beaten to death when he goes out, the protagonist's halo is fully activated.
Not bad, a little rushed in the end, overall okay
I can't stand it after reading Chapter 11. The author is poisonous. He treats people like fools and wants to recruit them.
The first and middle parts are quite interesting, but at the end it starts to falter, the world map is sorted out, and the ending of the three kingdoms is unified in just a few chapters. It's really better not to read it.
A very good Three Kingdoms novel. The protagonist is not designed to be invincible. The storyline is very fascinating! ! !
I don't understand what I mean, it's a mess!