Three Kingdoms: At Five, I Offer a Poisonous Stratagem at Red Cliffs and Shock Cao Cao

Is it reasonable for Cao Cao to bring a 5-year-old baby with him into the war?

First of all, how could Lao Cao take a child to fight in Chibi? Secondly, since there is a *ship to borrow arrows, it proves that it is a fan of the novel. Zhuge Liang, who did not take advantage of the settings in the early stage of Luo Zhuanzhong, can even really calculate what you will do next, and tactics or strategies like Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang, and Lu Su will be defeated once. Try every possible means to find out the reason, and then the protagonist is expected to face multiple assassinations, because how can Lao Cao's grandson instigate rebellion? Moreover, I personally estimate that with Lao Cao's character, the protagonist cannot be the emperor of Cao Wei. After unification, there will be development. With the protagonist's current position, I can only say that it is unlikely to become the emperor. In the end, Shuangwen actually doesn't matter, it doesn't matter how it comes.

Not to mention that you are only five years old, can you take out a bag of potato seeds from your arms? Do you know what potatoes are?

It took about ten years from Lu Bu's death to the Battle of Chibi. In other words, during the Battle of Chibi, Lu Bu's daughter was at least 20, Ma Teng's daughter was at least 20, and the protagonist was only five years old. Even if they get married at 15 in ancient times, these women would be at least 30 by then. Will each of the protagonists marry a woman 15 years older than themselves? I think there's nothing wrong with you saying that a five-year-old is smart. But if you say that a few women in their 20s like a five-year-old, you still describe them in so many pages. Do you think it's reasonable, author? It can be interesting, but it must have some basic logic.

The protagonist is so good, aren't you afraid that Cao Cao will die and Cao Pi will kill you after he becomes emperor? I think it's better for the protagonist to get some elixirs that can increase his height in the later stage, and then kill Cao Pi and put the blame on Cao Zhi. Otherwise, when Cao Cao dies, the protagonist will be finished.

Don't others know about arrows borrowed from Chibi? It was so foggy that we couldn't even burn it.

I'm looking for a ghostwriter, you can put *

Rockets first appeared in history when they were used by the Wei army during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition. At that time in Chibi, there was no such thing as rockets.

Jiangdong had long been accustomed to resisting this kind of disease, otherwise why would Jingzhou and Jiangdong be okay before and after the war. The Northern Army is mainly not adapted to this local disease, and it will be useless if you send it to Jiangdong.

After reading this chapter, I feel like the protagonist is a little bit crazy