Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Simulates the Life of His Rebellious Son

The rebellious son has made his mark, how dare he imprison his father?

It's really terrible that there is no culture. . .

Why doesn't anyone write about the post-Three Kingdoms period? I prefer the post-Three Kingdoms period

Two questions. First, who was not a loyal minister at the beginning? Sima Yi was originally a good young man who was dedicated to serving the country, but he rebelled for various reasons in his later years. Second, Li Shimin probably wouldn't have any idea of killing his brother and imprisoning his father. It was because Li Jiancheng pushed too hard and secretly killed him that the teacher came up with the Xuanwumen Incident. The above is my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it

First of all, the protagonist's brain is online. He knows that he has a split personality, but he refuses to believe that his father can predict the future. I am talking about several other books. The protagonist guessed that Cao Cao can predict the future, and further tested it, and several of his personalities really felt that they had an effect, instead of just chatting. The point is that the protagonist is not controlled, and is led by me in everything. I don't know what the authors thought about the kind of protagonist who is turned against the guest. Do you think we will take on the role of the protagonist's father? Moreover, in this book, Cao Cao saw the talent of the protagonist and considered letting him succeed, but he also considered other sons. He did not completely deny anyone but weighed the pros and cons, which is better. Like others, the protagonist is about to become the Jade Emperor in the simulation, but his father still thinks that the original heir is better, which is very brainless.

Not bad, not bad. After reading it briefly, I found that although it has certain flaws, the flaws cannot be overshadowed. As far as the Cao family of the Three Kingdoms is concerned, while breaking away from the conventions of writing style, it has a certain independent color. It is indeed a rare masterpiece in the Feilu historical genre.

In fact, the chaos in the late Eastern Han Dynasty had something to do with Liu Xie, who has been a puppet since he ascended the throne. It's easy to get used to Liu Hong. Before Liu Hong's death, no matter whether it was a party struggle or the Yellow Turban Rebellion and the Xiliang rebellion, people still have power. What rights does Liu Xie have? , There are secret agents of Cao Cao in the palace

Question 1: I want to know, as a time traveler, I have the teachings of 4 emperors at the same time. Why not jump out of the Prime Minister's Palace and secretly form your own power. Question 2: As Cao Ang's brother with the same mother, how does the protagonist deal with the relationship between Zhang Xiu and Jia Xu? After all, these two people are still enemies of his own brother. In an era where filial piety was the mainstay of the Three Kingdoms, this kind of thing could not be avoided. Question 3: As Cao Ang's younger brother, the protagonist can definitely adopt Mrs. Ding as his mother and escape from the jurisdiction of the Prime Minister's Palace. To avoid Mrs. Bian's suppression

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