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Episodes 33-39 Released
Happy Lunar New Year @everyone! Thank you all for your patience! After months of careful editing and reviewing with our hard-working team, we are proud to present the episodes in the Battle of Chibi arc! This arc will bring the biggest battle between Cao Cao and Liu Bei as well as Sun Quan for you to watch!
Greetings! MKV (softsubs) (recommended to watch with VLC or MPC-BE player)Torrent: 1 2 3 MP4 (hardsubs)Torrent: 1 2Direct Download: MEGA (ca
One of the most memorable scenes of the original 1994 Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
During the series’ production, every actor were required to learn to ride and fight on horseback, to better deliver the epic fights of the Three Kingdoms story.
It all culminates in the iconic battle that defines Zhao Yun as one of the greatest Warrior-Generals (武将) of the Three Kingdoms.
Hi! have you seen the 1994 Three Kingdoms show? Its been subtitled into english by the Gentlemen of the Han and thought you might be interested!
Thanks for asking. I have seen that on the reddit site and I am impressed by it but...here's where I must shamefully confess I don't really like the 1994 version of Three Kingdoms very much. I watched some of it when I was younger and couldn't really take it seriously. Then later this year I was recommended to watch it again and the same problem occurs. It's just not my thing. I don't deny it's impressive and well-made but it's just the style that doesn't really appeal to me. Maybe it's just because it reminds me too much of...well...the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which also has a style of narrative I just do not like. It's weird because I really enjoy other old-time Chinese cinema stuff like the original Water Margin series (Partly due to its slightly cheesy dub starring the late great Burt Kwouk! XD) maybe because its over-the-top, hero-versus-villain themes work so well in that show on top of the fact that the characters are more relatable than in the book. But with my obsessive wish to look at all the Three Kingdoms characters differently, I just get exasperated with the 'classic' Three Kingdoms stuff despite myself. I do however support and encourage their project wholeheartedly.
