Three Kingdoms: The Assassin Empire

Let's create another thread for announcements, minor roles, and complaints! Updates and bonus chapter announcements will be posted. To apply for a minor role, please include your name, hobbies, and occupation. Feel free to give your rant! [Hehe]

For those experiencing a reading slump!

An uninspired introduction.

An uninspired introduction.

Personally, I think the author is a Shu Han hater. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei weren't that bad, and Liu Bei wasn't supposed to be a grandson of the emperor. As someone who watched the story of Shu Han unifying the Three Kingdoms, how can I, a Shu Han fan, bear this?

It's great! Little Emperor brings his blessings with "Resurrected Warriors: Trampling the Three Kingdoms".

"Moon Tea" (http://www.17K. Com/book/870837. Html) is a masterpiece that I've already added to my collection and recommend. I'm speaking for myself. I'm just starting out in the Xianxia world, seeking guidance and guidance. I'm also seeking peerless martial arts masters. How about I stay and continue the story at my humble abode?

To be honest, I thought all four chapters were excellent. The protagonist's extraordinary perseverance is admirable, and I feel it will be a great book. However, starting from Chapter 7, I felt that the plot development was too far-fetched, and I was deeply disappointed by it. By Chapter 10, I couldn't continue reading. I'd like to share some of my thoughts. First and fourth, you should understand the Xianbei people's way of doing things; they were a completely uncivilized and barbaric people. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Qiang and Hu tribes and the Han Dynasty were merely their slave production base and a playground for plundering food and wealth. You should know the origin of the term "two-legged sheep," right? In their eyes, Han people weren't even human beings, just food. The later Five Barbarian Invasions nearly wiped out the Han people, and the subsequent Yuan and Qing dynasties were all disgraces to the Chinese nation! Therefore, I find it extremely perplexing that the protagonist of this book is on friendly terms with a Xianbei bandit leader. Does he have a Stockholm connection?

"Laughing at the World": "The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades must continue to strive!"

The author of *The World of Heroes* is here to visit! Offering this as a valuable addition to my collection, wishing you a swift ascension to godhood! If you are interested in history, please check out my humble work, *The World of Heroes*. It features battles, political ups and downs, intrigue, and self-sacrifice. If you have a passion for martial arts, please also check out my humble work, *The World of Heroes*. It features swordplay, fierce battles, treacherous schemes, and chivalrous romance. It may not become a classic, but at least it won't waste the reader's time. Thank you in advance!