Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 771: 767. Comments on "The Rise of Liu Chan, the Internet Addict"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a popular historical novel to you.

"The Rise of Liu Chan, the Internet Addicted Boy", Loves Sweet and Spicy Sauce, Level 4 author.

Category: History - Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms.

【Introduction】

In the 24th year of Jian'an, Liu Chan discovered a strange door in his bedroom. From then on, he lived a life of a fat otaku, drinking cola, instant noodles and spicy strips, and indulging in the Internet all day long.

From today on, don’t call me Adou, call me Emperor Dou Liu Chan!
【Golden Three Chapters】

Chapter 1: Where is this? An internet cafe? The protagonist, Liu Chan, is a twelve-year-old boy. The war in Shu is intense. Unable to sleep, he suddenly discovers a strange door in his bedroom, leading to an internet cafe.

Chapter 2: Brother, want a bowl of instant noodles? The protagonist is in an internet cafe, chatting with someone playing Three Kingdoms Kill. He helps the other person win fifteen consecutive games, and is rewarded with a bowl of instant noodles. However, the other person keeps claiming that Liu Chan was a tyrant, which makes him very uncomfortable.

Chapter 3: Can military advisors trust ghosts and gods? The protagonist Tianliang is exercising at home when Zhuge Liang arrives to discuss military intelligence. He tells Zhuge Liang of a divine revelation in his dream that Huang Zhong had killed Xiahou Yuan at Dingjun Mountain, signaling victory. This astonishes Zhuge Liang, who is at a loss for words.

【Brief Comment】

This is a historical time-travel novel that tells the story of Liu Chan who can travel to an Internet cafe in modern society at any time and use modern knowledge to change history.

The plot mainly focuses on the story of Liu Chan in Shu, telling how he proves his strength step by step and saves Shu from danger.

Although this book respects some historical materials, it lacks logic and should not be taken too seriously.

When you read it, you can fully experience the different Liu Chan created by the author.

As to whether he can eventually become a famous emperor Liu Chan, it remains to be seen.

The author is an experienced author who is familiar with readers' reading mentality. He tries his best to create various interesting and thrilling points in online articles without being too particular about details.

The language is relatively plain, involving both classical and vernacular Chinese. The characters are relatively full, and the sense of immersion is quite good.

If you are interested in Liu Chan during this period, you can go and have a look.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

The author also has two books under his name, "The Attack of Liu Bei" and "The Front Wave Starts from 1992", neither of which performed well.

The book "The Rise of Liu Chan, the Internet Addicted Boy" was officially completed on April 5th, and several extra chapters were released later. Friends who are interested may wish to take a look.

Overall, this is a cheerful historical novel, not a particularly rigorous one, and everyone can have a laugh while reading it.

Unlike other more rigorous historical novels, you have to read it word by word, and sometimes you even have to ask Baidu to know whether the names of people, places, and stories are true.

So, this problem will arise when reading historical novels.

If you want to quickly find the picture, just read the white text with the system, it is effortless.

If you want to see if there are any books worth reading online, you should look for serious historical novels.

For example, "Shao Song" and "Qin Li".

Although I can't speed up, once I really get into it, I can still feel the rigorous historical pleasure.

This will also give rise to a sincere admiration.

These people have digested the historical materials very well and transformed the stories very well, which really makes readers feel that they are experiencing that period of history, as if it really happened.

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