
From the Start, I Maxed Out My Strength and Became a God of War in the Three Kingdoms
开局狂加武力值,我在三国杀敌成神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 881k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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433Chapters
5.9kClicks
71Favorites
105Recommendations
8Fans
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The beginning was alright, but towards the end it was all about Liu Bei from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms... A transmigrated person with a system is still working for someone else—what a waste of that system!
Even with a system, development is so slow; it's not even as fast as Cao Cao's.
The Three Kingdoms narrative is getting worse and worse; the platform is just shoddy work, allowing such products to be listed and used to deceive people.
The scene was artificially created just to be memorable, and it doesn't fit the plot.
This is utter garbage. They know absolutely nothing about history. Only the emperor's sons could be granted the title of king. This person was made king without even checking a family genealogy—it's utterly ridiculous.
It's a blatant copy of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and it's so poorly written—it's garbage.
Qingzhou and Liangzhou are 108,000 li apart.
The beginning was alright, but starting from chapter 50 onwards, it started using silver, gold, and carrier pigeons. Did the Three Kingdoms period even have these things?
A well-written book, worth collecting.