I Have Cao Cao, Why Should I Fear the World?

The five good generals in the Three Kingdoms, Yue Jin and Zhang Liao, are really good people, but they were ruined by the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Yue Jin, Zhang Liao and Xu Huang never lost. Zhang Liao killed Tadun in the first battle. This is a sign that the Han family wiped out the foreign invasion in the north in one battle. It is better than fighting Sun Quan. Cao Cao draws the clan to fight against foreign surnames. You can see that in the Three Kingdoms, appointing officials is particularly interesting. Generals with foreign surnames can completely win over and fight against the clan.

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You write about troubled times. You can have women, but you cannot fall in love with women. So you don't have to describe those emotional scenes with women

Guan Yu was hunting in Xutian and wanted to kill Cao Cao without hesitation. Even Liu Bei had to hold him back. It may be difficult to say in Liu Bei's history, but Guan Yu was a real Han minister. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was similar to the West. My vassal was not my vassal. Guan Yu directly relied on the title granted by the Han family. He was completely able to win over and even had high loyalty.

Cao Ang is an adopted son? Let's talk about whose adopted son is Cao Mengde or his wife? Adoptive? Whose successor? The author might as well say something

Very well written, hope you continue to work hard! 👍👍😊😊🌹🌹

Four stars, the theme is interesting, the writing is neither fast nor slow, and the pace is good. It's not mean. One star less is because the cultural level is a bit low. It's really uncomfortable to see the protagonist Cao Hong in the first few chapters. I was afraid that Cao Hong would be angry. In the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, calling others by their names was not a curse.

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If you feel really uncomfortable, take a break. To be honest, the writing is good, and I also like the Three Kingdoms, which is an extra point, hahaha, I support you.

It has similarities with the next-door movie "Can I Go to the Other Shore", and the overall arrangement of the article is also good. However, I personally feel that the character of Guo Jia is not handled so well, subverting the traditional character of Guo Jia. The logic of Guo Jia's attitude towards Liu Xie is a bit unsound and rather blunt. Another point is that the author's writing style in creating exciting moments and climaxes is a little worse than next door. Overall, this book is pretty good. It's qualified as a book for those who want to read. You can try it.