Kill Cao Cao at the Beginning

Dong Zhuo and Cao Cao are on the same path. The difference is that Dong Zhuo is nepotistic, while Cao Cao is nepotistic. Dong Zhuo talks about loyalty and friendship, while Cao Cao talks about profit and scheming. Dong Zhuo has a lower IQ when he studies less, but Cao Cao has a higher IQ when he studies more. Therefore, "everyone who is righteous will slaughter dogs, and those who are heartless will be scholars."

Just to start with you, I watched it and personally I didn't like the harem.

Liu Cheng accidentally killed Cao Cao at the beginning, and was seen by others. In the end, he had to be dragged to report to the official. It was so miserable for a man. Let's look at Liu Cheng's sharp tongue. If he can explain clearly the incident of his assassination of Cao Cao.

I immediately saw the update when I saw the title of the book! Well, except for the protagonist, there is no destined person in this book. Cao Cao is killed by the protagonist as a trash fish at the beginning, so Liu Bei, Sun Quan and others will die if they say they will die, and they will not drag out the plot to create an antagonist who cannot be killed no matter how hard they try to take advantage of it. Well, that's what the title means, right, author?

Liu Cheng is also calm enough. Without Cao Cao's thigh hug, he still needs to carefully plan his way forward. But when it comes to the Three Kingdoms, is it a waste of time not to fight? What others can do, you can also do if you work hard.

This old man Cai is also a wonderful person, haha

Accidents always come so unexpectedly. Liu Cheng accidentally fell into the river and crossed over unexpectedly. He killed Cao Cao at the beginning of the game and ended his career. Don't panic, don't panic, if we can't hug you, you can still make your own thighs.

Don't be Lu Bu's adoptive father, don't be Liu Bei's eldest brother, I suggest you like a wife.

Author, I like your book very much, but I feel that what you wrote is a bit inconsistent. How should I put it? Let me give you an example from your book. When a character speaks, what he says is "Wait here, wait for me." Rather than "You'll wait here for a moment." It is for this reason that I felt uncomfortable reading it, and it had a nondescript feeling. As a historical fiction, I would like to ask how the ancients spoke vernacular. Originally, I decided to read the book. As long as it was good-looking, I wouldn't mind too much about the details. But this flaw of yours, author, makes me feel uncomfortable and makes it difficult to read. It is like a pile of grain husks mixed in white rice, which makes me feel like I have a lump in my throat!

I think that after the protagonist kills Cao Cao, he should seek refuge with Dong Zhuo. At least this way he still has some capital, otherwise he will be dead.