Much better than Vinland or Kingdom, fight me
Best historical manga
Jonathan Foster
James Myers
It's not manga.
Juan Cox
It is one of the very few good ongoing Chinese related stuffs nowadays
Benjamin Moore
Better than 99.99% of garbages that came out of mainland nowadays, that's for sure
Nolan Richardson
It is, but Any Forums only cares about hideous, seasonal trash like King's Avatar, Link Click or Cultivating Xianxia #3045 when it comes to Chinese related shit
Gavin Carter
It's not manga though.
Also there's no rubber glaives
Charles Thomas
That only makes it better.
Robert Ramirez
I would really love a manga about verdun or tannenberg but I guess the horrors of wwi won't sell.
Lucas Morales
I think this counts as an isekai but I loved exploration of the Edo period by medicine and relationships in pic related.
Luis Evans
Historical manga in general are pretty good and the great ones that are also somewhat accurate are extremly underrated since the anime and manga fanbase if full of retards.
Kevin Davis
I stopped reading it in chapter 130. Two things made me hate it: (1) The handicapped niggers; (2) expected, always there, Sima Yi. I'll eventually read it again, but not now.
Hunter Price
Where my Historiebros at
Colton Howard
Just thinking how to NTR Eumenes even more.
Caleb Price
Jin is pretty good even though I dislike time travel and I would also recommend Nobunaga No Chef. Also I wouldn't call a time travel story an isekai.
Levi Brown
>Vinland
You say it like that's hard thing.
Easton Clark
The handicapped warriors have a weak dynamique between them, they shine more individually, specially in the cases of Meng and Huo. Sima Yi's hate is understandable at the beginning, a gary stu brat basically, but that doesn't last for long.
Anyway if you read the Guo Jia arc and still didn't like it... I don't think you should keep going. If you get to Xiapi's Battle and still disliking it, then this series is definetily not for you.
Adam Butler
Historie is great as well, although having like 5 chapters a year makes the wait unbearable. Haven't read it for a decade now and it still only advanced by 40 chapters. Looking forward to reading it again by 2030 I guess
David Campbell
rewriting the same shit again and again and again, just how many manga, anime, games and novels have done this. What's the appeal?
Luis Nelson
It butchered Cao Cao. Also, the handicapped warriors were a mistake and stuck around in the story for way too long
Joshua Howard
cry about it fag
Easton Roberts
Everything was wonderful, except what I had mentioned. I honestly wished Cao Cao's encounter with Lu Bu wasn't that humiliated—it would have been great if Cao Cao had tasted death and fought for his life before he gets rescued from death's clutches by Xiahou Dun. Guo Jia looks like an interesting fellow (hopefully he will not die anytime soon from his disease).
>t. one of Cao Cao's fanatics
Eli Cox
RoT does it by an other type of perspective and view, not only that but it's an amazing series ignoring the historical details (the author made some fictional characters for example). The scope is as big as it can get, there are hundreds of memorable moments and most of the cast (which is giant) is developped properly, not to mention the epic fights (without powers or magic), the genius dialogue and the multiple philosphycal themes that are touched constantly.
I've talked with people who already knew a lot about the actual story of the events by studying earlier, and even them felt the tension that holds the story from beginning to end, you'll see the humanity of ALL characters, forget about archetypes and plot armor in here.
Lucas Brooks
Thomas Johnson
Yeah, it's great, I still need to catch up on it.
Jose Foster
I'll take that recommendation since I like cooking manga too.