The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Debut

Author: Na Duo
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: If you are a student, do not read this book in class, or you will be expelled from the classroom for laughing uncontrollably! If you are an employee, do not read this book at work, or you will be fired from the company for laughing uncontrollably! Heroes from 1,800 years ago achieved a generation of scholars—Luo Guanzhong—in the Ming Dynasty and a fantasy writer—Na Duo—in the modern era. With the most terrifying imagination in history, they have recreated the Three Kingdoms world from 1,800 years ago. Some see absurdity, some see gravity, some see comedy, but what you see is the unchangeable history of the Three Kingdoms. However, due to the unimaginable character settings, even those who are very familiar with the Three Kingdoms history find it difficult to imagine the plot in the book—either bizarre or eerie, mostly absurd to the point of making you laugh out loud. The clear boundary between novels and fast-food urban literature has been broken by "Na Duo's Three Kingdoms Chronicle." Almost every two pages feature a picture, which indeed brings great convenience to reading. It allows the depth of the text to be "diluted" through light-hearted illustrations, making it more suitable for modern reading habits and lifestyles. This is a highly readable novel that forces you to keep a straight face while reading.