Three Kingdoms: I Switched to Liu Bei, Why Are You Crying, Old Cao?
About This Novel
Qin Zhen traveled through the Three Kingdoms and became a poor scholar. In order to change his destiny, he studied everywhere and finally joined Cao Cao. With insights beyond his time, he has made many meritorious deeds. I originally wanted to assist Cao Cao to achieve hegemony, but I didn't expect that his contribution was too great, which aroused Cao Cao's jealousy. At the time of the Battle of Wancheng, seeing that Cao Cao was about to kill the three sages with one shot, Qin Yu warned him again, but Cao Cao was furious. So Qin Yu decisively hung up his seal and left. Aren't you, Mr. Cao, suspicious? Then this military advisor is not the right one! At this point, Qin Zhen transferred to Liu Bei's command, and with the power of one person, he changed the overall situation of the world ahead of time. Capturing Huainan, fighting Lu Bu, defeating Sun Ce, and capturing Jingzhou, in just a few years, he assisted Lao Liu to achieve hegemony. Many years later, when Cao Cao was old and sick, he told everyone: "I have acted alone all my life, but I have no regrets. It is only my fault that Qin Zixuan left!"
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Official(255)Scraped 13d ago
Speechless, with this plan, it is better to do it alone. He took on most of the work, but ended up working for someone else, which was ridiculous.
After serving as Cao Cao's mastermind for seven years, he was sure to hit the mark and win every battle, and then Cao Cao's territory was still the same as the original world line? Is it reasonable?
If the author knew something about history, he would know that Cao Cao was the one who truly reused the poor people.
During the Three Kingdoms period, except for Cao Cao, no one would re-employ children from poor families. Liu Bei's subordinates were all wealthy and powerful families from all over the world. This book was trash from the beginning.
I can only say one thing, you have assisted Cao Cao for seven years, and Cao Cao has basically remained the same in history. Why did you assist the natives? When I assist Liu Bei, I still think he has no ability. Now that he is capable, why should I use you to assist him?
A well-paced conclusion to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
This book was completed yesterday. It has a good pace and a high level. The most important thing is that membership is free. It is considered the best among the recent Three Kingdoms literature. The rhythm is very good, the book is not sloppy, the writing is quite ancient, and it is very good at focusing on the key points. As for the minutiae, for example, many Three Kingdoms novels like to capture a lost person to deeply describe the behavior of side-lighting the protagonist Niubi, this article does not bother to do it (for example, Tie Zhu is an ordinary person, how he was bullied, and I heard that the protagonist has a new thing, try it with a try attitude, and find that the protagonist values ordinary people, so he sheds tears of gratitude and says a lot of good things. This kind of plot is off-topic and smelly and long). And the war will not be contradictory for the sake of contradiction, and it will be repeatedly pulled out with dramatic scenes. In the style of the Three Kingdoms, it tells how the two sides played the game and how the battle situation was deduced. It rarely describes how a few soldiers entangled in hand-to-hand combat. Those who deserve to be killed should be arrested (for example, in many articles, the protagonist defeats Cao Cao many times, but he always manages to escape and make a comeback. There is basically no such drama in this article). After the unification, you can explain the results a little and finish decisively, without getting entangled in boring farming and aristocratic struggles. (For example, many writers will spend dozens of chapters on destroying Japan and opening up the Western Regions after unifying the country. This article will be completed in one stroke) The level is very high, because the writing has the flavor of the original works of Three Kingdoms and Water Margin, and the characters act like the original works. The level of deducing the battle situation and the game between the two sides is very high. The protagonist is not too clever, but uses conspiracy more, and the logic is self-consistent. The plot develops smoothly, the overall outlook is very positive, and the emotional drama does not affect the main plot. All in all, it's worth watching. It doesn't cost any money anyway. Just watch a little bit.
I have to say that the writing is quite good. There are no brainless villains or brainless flatterers. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future.
Is it appropriate to carry weights while running in ancient times?
During the Three Kingdoms period, being able to eat enough was a problem. Running twice a day and other activities would quickly deplete your energy.
I can't stand it anymore. I've brushed up the ratings. Please withdraw immediately. It's a waste of time.
5⭐Encouragement
There is no brainless Cao Cao novel like the sensationalistic Liu Bei novel.
The protagonist followed Cao Cao for seven years, and what did he do?
It took 10 years for Qin to destroy the Six Kingdoms, 7 years for Liu Bang, 12 years for Liu Xiu, 17 years for the Western Jin Dynasty, and 9 years for the Sui Dynasty. The protagonist was so awesome and followed Cao Cao for seven years, not to mention unifying half of China. It turned out that it was similar to the history, so what is his role?
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Official(255)Scraped 13d ago
Speechless, with this plan, it is better to do it alone. He took on most of the work, but ended up working for someone else, which was ridiculous.
After serving as Cao Cao's mastermind for seven years, he was sure to hit the mark and win every battle, and then Cao Cao's territory was still the same as the original world line? Is it reasonable?
If the author knew something about history, he would know that Cao Cao was the one who truly reused the poor people.
During the Three Kingdoms period, except for Cao Cao, no one would re-employ children from poor families. Liu Bei's subordinates were all wealthy and powerful families from all over the world. This book was trash from the beginning.
I can only say one thing, you have assisted Cao Cao for seven years, and Cao Cao has basically remained the same in history. Why did you assist the natives? When I assist Liu Bei, I still think he has no ability. Now that he is capable, why should I use you to assist him?
A well-paced conclusion to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
This book was completed yesterday. It has a good pace and a high level. The most important thing is that membership is free. It is considered the best among the recent Three Kingdoms literature. The rhythm is very good, the book is not sloppy, the writing is quite ancient, and it is very good at focusing on the key points. As for the minutiae, for example, many Three Kingdoms novels like to capture a lost person to deeply describe the behavior of side-lighting the protagonist Niubi, this article does not bother to do it (for example, Tie Zhu is an ordinary person, how he was bullied, and I heard that the protagonist has a new thing, try it with a try attitude, and find that the protagonist values ordinary people, so he sheds tears of gratitude and says a lot of good things. This kind of plot is off-topic and smelly and long). And the war will not be contradictory for the sake of contradiction, and it will be repeatedly pulled out with dramatic scenes. In the style of the Three Kingdoms, it tells how the two sides played the game and how the battle situation was deduced. It rarely describes how a few soldiers entangled in hand-to-hand combat. Those who deserve to be killed should be arrested (for example, in many articles, the protagonist defeats Cao Cao many times, but he always manages to escape and make a comeback. There is basically no such drama in this article). After the unification, you can explain the results a little and finish decisively, without getting entangled in boring farming and aristocratic struggles. (For example, many writers will spend dozens of chapters on destroying Japan and opening up the Western Regions after unifying the country. This article will be completed in one stroke) The level is very high, because the writing has the flavor of the original works of Three Kingdoms and Water Margin, and the characters act like the original works. The level of deducing the battle situation and the game between the two sides is very high. The protagonist is not too clever, but uses conspiracy more, and the logic is self-consistent. The plot develops smoothly, the overall outlook is very positive, and the emotional drama does not affect the main plot. All in all, it's worth watching. It doesn't cost any money anyway. Just watch a little bit.
I have to say that the writing is quite good. There are no brainless villains or brainless flatterers. I hope it won't be unfinished in the future.
Is it appropriate to carry weights while running in ancient times?
During the Three Kingdoms period, being able to eat enough was a problem. Running twice a day and other activities would quickly deplete your energy.
I can't stand it anymore. I've brushed up the ratings. Please withdraw immediately. It's a waste of time.
5⭐Encouragement
There is no brainless Cao Cao novel like the sensationalistic Liu Bei novel.
The protagonist followed Cao Cao for seven years, and what did he do?
It took 10 years for Qin to destroy the Six Kingdoms, 7 years for Liu Bang, 12 years for Liu Xiu, 17 years for the Western Jin Dynasty, and 9 years for the Sui Dynasty. The protagonist was so awesome and followed Cao Cao for seven years, not to mention unifying half of China. It turned out that it was similar to the history, so what is his role?
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