The Vanguard of the Three Kingdoms: Liao Hua

A true history, if described, could easily be thousands of words long. There's no right or wrong, no good or bad, just like this book by the author. For those who understand it, it's a once-in-a-century masterpiece, a Three Kingdoms story told from a unique perspective. For those accustomed to wish-fulfillment novels where the protagonist is invincible and everything is just for show, the author's book might be worthless. But that's okay; with the passage of time, while the author's novel may not be as rigid and dry as those history books, it will become a historical masterpiece that is more interesting and realistic than history books! As long as the author persists, what does it matter? Write slowly, don't rush. Characters need foreshadowing and development, and so does the author. The passage of time will bring the author different feelings at different times, as well as insights into the book, history, and even everything... →_→… Damn, I'm rambling a bit~ This is the first time I've seen a book like this, and honestly, without exaggerating anything else, just the Three Kingdoms, written so realistically and with such vivid and three-dimensional characters. This is the first book by the author I've ever seen!! -.- So Liao Hua's ending is completely intertwined with the fate of Shu Han… In the very end, →_→ Anyway, it's a novel, so we're all immersed in it. It shows us that changing the ending a little to satisfy readers' feelings of regret isn't impossible; it's acceptable. The Three Kingdoms period lasted for hundreds of years, and in the end, the world was unified by one country... →_→ Anyway, please, Shu Han shouldn't fall so quickly... Otherwise, it would be truly, truly regrettable. If the author had described other characters, it would be fine, but Liao Hua is different. He was alive from the early stages of Liu Bei's uprising until the fall of Shu Han! ヾ(ﾟ∀ﾟゞ) Just a little useless insight, feel free to delete if you don't like it~ Just venting~ I didn't disturb the author's planned train of thought.

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Liao Hua of Shu was a talented general. His story, "The Ingenious Construction of Peach Blossom Spring," is a testament to this.

‧★,:*:‧\(￣▽￣)/‧:*‧°★* Hey, it's been a few years since I stopped updating in 2016. I remember your writing style and narrative techniques were truly captivating. Your concise and refined use of language is comparable to the Southern School of Literature. I even unexpectedly found my own comment from a few years ago in the comments section \(￣￣*\)) Hmm... Liao Hua... A character who initially followed Liu Bei in his campaigns, and died of illness the year after the fall of Shu Han... Lived to be over ninety years old... His historical timeline spans over sixty years... A truly miraculous figure... I'm a die-hard fan of the Three Kingdoms series, and every time I come here, I feel a pang of sadness... Poor old man... Lived to be over ninety... Witnessed the rise and fall of great empires... Only on 17k can I find such deeply moving writing from you... Anyway, keep going, don't be discouraged. I also often stop updating for years but still revisit my own work from time to time...

‧★,:*:‧\(￣▽￣)/‧:*‧°★* Hey, it's been a few years since I stopped updating in 2016. I remember your writing style and narrative techniques were truly captivating. Your concise and refined use of language is comparable to the Southern School of Literature. I even unexpectedly found my own comment from a few years ago in the comments section \(￣￣*\)) Hmm... Liao Hua... A character who initially followed Liu Bei in his campaigns, and died of illness the year after the fall of Shu Han... Lived to be over ninety years old... His historical timeline spans over sixty years... A truly miraculous figure... I'm a die-hard fan of the Three Kingdoms series, and every time I come here, I feel a pang of sadness... Poor old man... Lived to be over ninety... Witnessed the rise and fall of great empires... Only on 17k can I find such deeply moving writing from you... Anyway, keep going, don't be discouraged. I also often stop updating for years but still revisit my own work from time to time...

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It's a very good read.