Three Kingdoms: An Orphan from the Start, with Cao Cao Teaching Me to Be a Villain

By the way, there are a bunch of losers in Feilu who are counterattacking, a bunch of protagonists who are being ridiculed, and there are not so many glass-hearted people crying out for grievances. How come here, the protagonist starts shouting after only two sentences of ridicule? Especially if the protagonist doesn't also retaliate and kill people at every turn. Unable to understand brain circuits. And after the identity of the protagonist is revealed, there will inevitably be various bloody dramas about the Cao family seizing power. Will this thing be better than fighting for world hegemony? Don't say that the protagonist can easily crush Cao Pi. As long as Cao Cao is still there, the protagonist must leave others alive no matter how much he is crushed. Then every time the protagonist goes on an expedition, there must be all kinds of bloody underworld tricks by Liu Xie and Cao Pi. Not to mention the power in Lao Cao's hands, the nobles accounted for a large part. Now Lao Cao is still trying to make a fuss. Is the protagonist so offended that he rashly rises to power and is waiting to be criticized by politics? With such an heir taking the throne, will the noble family still have a good life? Unless I return to those NC-style fists that are everything and let Lu Bu and Zhao Yun kill all the nobles, then I have nothing to say.

I came to watch the Three Kingdoms War, not the palace drama.

There is no need to kill Lu Bu. Lu Bu only has a daughter. As long as the protagonist marries her, the Cao and Lu families become in-laws. If Lao Cao tells Lu Bu the protagonist's life experience, then Lu Bu will know what to do no matter how stupid he is. It seems that Dian Wei and Xu Zhu on Cao Wei's side can play a duel game with Guan, Zhang and Zhao. If Lu Bu is left behind, he can also deal with the Huru in the north after pacifying the princes.

Nowadays, there are many fools who belong to aristocratic families. The aristocratic families are not a whole. There are big and small, some are direct descendants and some are concubines. You won't break them down one by one. Use small and medium landowners to massacre the big families, kill the powerful family heads, and replace the heads of their families. As long as it is not annihilation, they will have to suffer. What does the family rely on? Relying on official positions, if you do not serve as an official for three generations, no matter how big a family is, it will be ruined and annexed by small and medium-sized families. Don't just focus on aristocratic families, treat them as a whole. It was just a group of people who united for the sake of interests. Even the six eastern countries were destroyed by Qin, and there was nothing that could not be separated.

You took out the jade pendant too deliberately. Your mother left it to you before she died, and then you used it to exchange for the dagger? To the ancients, this was disrespectful. It would be better if Cao Cao saw it accidentally.

I don't recognize it in Chapter 10, so I don't see it.

If Boss Cao knew that not only the time traveler Cao Xuan, but also many people in modern times "agree" with his "wife theory", he would be able to rest in peace even if he had a headache and died of pain. It's funny.

A Yan Liang needs the combined efforts of Lu Bu and Zhao Yun to kill him. Your father and I will laugh to death.

They are too young and can only accept second and third generation people, such as Lu Lingqi, Guan Yinping, Zhang Xingcai, Ma Yunlu, Zhuge Guo and the like.

The protagonist thought he was an adopted son, and then wrote as if he knew he was Cao Cao's grandson. Cao Chong is originally Cao Cao's favorite biological son, and the protagonist directly conflicts with him. He also said that the protagonist wants to have a good relationship with the second generation and become a courtier. Just don't hide your identity and write cool articles. It's like being brainless