The Three Kingdoms: The Great Han Rises Again
三国之大汉再起
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- Completed
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- 4.6M Words
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- History & Military
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 3y ago
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This is trash. Women betrayed him, leading to the death of his subordinates. He still released them—was he planning to keep them for his harem? He's got the throne, what women wouldn't he have? Why is he engaging in ambiguous relationships now? What a womanizer!
It's terrible.
Having read so many time-travel novels, this one stands out for its illogical plot, disjointed storyline, and insufficient character development. The protagonist, despite possessing numerous advantages, fails to utilize them, making him seem like an idiot. The more you watch, the less engaging it becomes, leaving you frustrated. And the high level of education—a medical student—is just background information; there's insufficient groundwork, and nothing is clearly explained.
It's the same old story, the writing style is outdated, can't you come up with a different approach?
"I Have Eight Wives on an Alien Planet" is a highly recommended book!
After chapter 100-plus, it's full of plot holes; proceed with caution.
Not bad.
It's a pretty good fantasy novel, why isn't it updating anymore? Sometimes it suddenly introduces new props, like a modern glass-painted miniature sphere, or the protagonist suddenly becomes quite skilled in medicine—an ordinary medical student can diagnose poisoning and weakness after detoxification just by taking a pulse! His TCM skills are incredibly advanced!! Of course, if you don't nitpick, it's still quite enjoyable! The plot seems fine, but the details need improvement. I suggest the author work on the details more; some parts feel abrupt, like General Xu Huang—who did he join the protagonist's side? He just jumps into the fray without any foreshadowing? Also, the supporting characters' romantic relationships—the protagonist has a harem overflowing, while Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are still single! Shouldn't you at least get some of the spoils?
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They're using the Three Kingdoms period as an example again.
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I read this historical fiction writer a long time ago, and I'm checking in again. Their new book, "The Apocalypse Carpenter Wants to Turn the World Upside Down," is currently uploading.
The writing is sharp and fluent. Welcome to read and offer your guidance. (From "The Pinnacle of Chinese Civilization")