
Three Kingdoms: Yuan Shao Drove Me Away, So I Joined Cao Cao
三国:袁绍把我赶走,我投奔曹操
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 317k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
132Chapters
2.8MReads
42.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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If you don't abandon the cloth, I would like to worship him as your father.
When you praise ancient women for treating their husbands as their first priority, can you please not belittle modern women by the way? . . Like you write about a few deviant women in ancient times, then you write about contemporary women who show mercy every day and complain about the lack of good men. Haha, then I would also like to say that most men are ordinary, but the more ordinary they are, the more they have to be pretentious (meaning y). Who wouldn't be able to make more people out of small numbers?
I saw one was driven away by Liu Bei, one was driven away by Cao Cao, and now one is driven away by Yuan Shao, and is there another one who is driven away by Sun Quan?
I saw a book where he was kicked out at the beginning and he was with Zhao Yun rescuing Cao Song.
A child from a poor family in the late Eastern Han Dynasty? Did the author misunderstand this poor boy? This child from a poor family is not a child from a poor family after the Song Dynasty. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, children from a poor family were also members of the noble family. Their fathers, grandfathers, or great-grandfathers were once descendants of official families, but most of them were not direct heirs.
You come from a poor family, and you come from a poor family. You are at best a "villager" (not that you look down on "village people", it's just an excuse for saying that you are from a poor family because you have no family or family)
Before commenting, read the comments of other readers. I have to say that today's readers are not easy to take care of. Why are there so many troubles? Are there fewer Three Kingdoms novels? Want to see the lord but can't find him? How many books should I recommend for you? Or can't you tell from the title of this book that it's a counselor style? There are so many online novels now, there must be dozens of new books published every day, right? You have to adjust something you don't like and then complain about it again if you don't like it. I don't know how others define this kind of behavior, but in my opinion, it's mean! Jian! Let's talk about the author again. There is less nonsense at the end of each chapter. When I read the novel on my mobile phone, the font is neither too big nor too small. The nonsense at the end of certain chapters could keep me turning three pages. Get a **, those who really like novels will get in, and it doesn't matter if they are miserable or want to brag. Go to the ** to chat. You put so many words at the end of each chapter, and most of us will just skip it, not to mention whether we read it or not. Simply saying that you will make casual readers very unhappy and have no popularity at all.
Is this copying a book? "Three Kingdoms: Last on the gold list, driven away by Liu Bei at the beginning"
Are you serious about reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
At the beginning of the late Han Dynasty, I didn't want to accumulate strength and become a boss, but I had to work for others. I was also drunk. Are you not afraid that Cao Pi will kill you after Cao Cao dies?