Three Kingdoms: An Orphan from the Start, with Cao Cao Teaching Me to Be a Villain
三国：孤儿开局，曹操教我做奸雄
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Seriously, Feilu has a ton of underdog success stories and a ton of protagonists who get ridiculed, but I haven't seen that many fragile-hearted people complaining about being wronged. Why is it that here, the protagonist starts yelling after just a few sarcastic remarks? Especially since the protagonist also retaliates by killing people at the drop of a hat.
I came here to watch the Three Kingdoms period, not a palace intrigue drama.
There's no need to kill Lü Bu. He only has one daughter. If the protagonist marries her, the Cao and Lü families will become in-laws. If Cao Cao then tells Lü Bu about the protagonist's true parentage, even the most foolish Lü Bu will know what to do. It seems that only Dian Wei and Xu Chu on Cao Wei's side can fight Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun one-on-one. Keeping Lü Bu alive will allow them to deal with the northern barbarians after pacifying the other warlords.
Many fools these days constantly talk about aristocratic families and powerful clans. But these families aren't a unified entity; there are large and small ones, legitimate and illegitimate members. Why not just eliminate them one by one, using small and medium-sized landowners to massacre the large families and kill the powerful patriarchs, replacing them with new leaders?
Taking out the jade pendant was too deliberate. It was left to you by your mother before she died, and you used it to exchange for a dagger? In ancient times, this was a great disrespect. It would have been better to let Cao Cao see it casually.
I won't accept anything within 10 chapters; it's not worth reading.
If Boss Cao knew that not only the time traveler Cao Xuan, but also many people in modern times "agree" with his "married woman theory," he could die of a headache in peace. It's ridiculous.
It takes Lu Bu and Zhao Yun to kill Yan Liang alone? That's hilarious!
They're too young; I can only take in second or third generation descendants, like Lü Lingqi, Guan Yinping, Zhang Xingcai, Ma Yunlu, and Zhuge Guo.
The protagonist believes he is an adopted son, but the story is written as if he knew he was Cao Cao's biological grandson. Cao Chong was Cao Cao's most beloved son, and the protagonist directly clashed with him. It was also stated that the protagonist wanted to get along well with the second generation and become their subject. Why not just stop hiding your identity and focus on writing enjoyable, action-packed stories? Like having no brains