Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Exposes the Identity of His Eldest Son
三国：丞相长子身份被曹操曝光了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 665k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
299Chapters
3.7MReads
128.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Logically speaking, the protagonist's surname is Cao and the protagonist's wife's surname is Bu. Why is his daughter's surname Lu? Author please answer!
After the grandson of Lao Zhu's family came back from the dead, is it Boss Cao's son's turn?
I advise the author to update 10 times a day and not to be ignorant of good and evil.
This cover looks like Zhong Hui from Three Kingdoms
. . . The protagonist's surname is Cao. It's okay. The surname is Lu.
I just came to see it for fun, not because I saw Tim Du. I didn't even acknowledge my relatives when it was put on the shelves, but I really have yours.
While Cao Ang was alive, the people least likely to support Cao Pi were the nobles. Cao Pi's biological mother, Mrs. Bian, is a prostitute, and Cao Ang's adoptive mother, Mrs. Ding, is the daughter of a powerful family. You are a nobleman, who will you choose? At the end of the Han Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties, nobles valued reputation and family background in everything they did. When the eldest son raised by a daughter of an aristocratic family was still alive, who would support a bastard son born from a prostitute? If you support a bastard born in a prostitute, will you be stabbed in the spine?
When did the protagonist reveal his identity to Cao Cao?
It's so bad that Dian Wei didn't survive.
Isn't it a bit excessive to reward soldiers for signing in? After all, this person is not a cultivator. Didn't anyone notice the sudden extra people?