Three Kingdoms: The Great Wei's Master Strategist, Marrying Cai Wenji from the Start

Why do the current Three Kingdoms novels all travel back in time to become a gou or second son? It's hard to find a book where you can be the protagonist yourself, servility?

I want to know whether the beauty is Lao Cao or the protagonist

Not everyone can be the lord. According to the fact that he is not given soldiers or food because he is dressed in clothes at the beginning, how can he be qualified to be the lord? Unless the system is the kind that provides food and soldiers, who will work with you? Especially among those famous generals, which one thinks highly of you? Guan and Zhang joined him because they were related to the Han clan and Liu Bei was born into a wealthy family. It would be too difficult to do things without background. If you want to rely on the knowledge of future generations to make money, you must first have connections and the ability to protect yourself. This is too slow to get started. At best, you can only become a powerful person. The most important thing is that you have no background. Without a background, there are not so many recruitment conditions. If you have more soldiers, you will be regarded as a rebel. Without a background, it is difficult to participate in major events. It is like trying to challenge the director. Others have already forked you out. In the early stage of the Three Kingdoms era, the most important thing was background. Without background, unless you keep buying, become a Shanyue people or a Yellow Turban thief, and then develop to the point where you can dominate the world, otherwise what can you fight with? What do you want to be a master of?

Do you have any thoughts about packing up the Zhen sisters? LOL

Fortunately, this book didn't have any book reviews! I just finished reading the first few chapters. The writing style of this book is definitely ranked high in Feilu. At least I feel comfortable reading it. Unlike most of Feilu's current novels, I can tell after just one glance that they are insulting my IQ.

Although I have only read the first dozen chapters, it can be seen that the author's writing style, plot outline, and dialogue between the characters have been carefully considered, which is very rare in Feilu. Seeing the author wailing in every chapter and not being supportive and honest, I feel that after all, everyone is used to the simple and direct violence of fast food "cool writing", especially this is still in Feilu. If it's too simple, it feels too intellectual and lacks depth; if it's too deep, it feels too cumbersome and too lazy to use your brain. In addition, there is nothing eye-catching about the title of the book except that it is about marrying Cai Yan at the beginning. I am ashamed to say that at first, I actually came in because of this title and wanted to read it for fun and see how outrageous the writing could be... And since there are people like me who find unexpected joy and decide to continue reading, there must be people who feel that the author's "title" sentence has made them want to read the most and choose to leave directly. There is no need for the author to care too much. The most important thing is to stick to the original intention. Let's get back to the subject, I hope the author can work hard and write more interesting interactions between the male protagonist and the female protagonist without affecting the plot, so as to catch people's attention and increase the interest. I would like to give some crude suggestions. Although there are restrictions, try not to brush it off when doing boudoir things. Especially the next day, the female protagonists have no words or reactions. There will be a feeling that they are not allowed to squirt in the middle of the pleasure, and even make people wonder if the male protagonist is not good enough. Maybe the author is afraid that if he doesn't control the tone well, the audience will think it is OOC, but at least for me personally, as long as the lines are not too out of context and the character's personality, good description can enrich the audience's image of the character. For example, the Museum of Demon Suppression and the Supreme Humanity are both excellent works in my impression that combine historical and mythological figures with their own plot design so that there is no sense of inconsistency. In this way, even if there is really no dialogue between the characters in the future, it is just a simple description of the heart and the eyes, the audience will follow the emotional fluctuations and come up with a reasonable explanation. To put it bluntly, it makes people feel better that the characters are flesh and blood. I have been verbose for a long time, good books are rare, and inevitably I am a little eager to "hope that my son will become a successful child." Unknowingly, I have said a bit too much... It may be more subjective and personal preferences. If the author can see it and is free to do so, I will do my best to support it.

You helped Cao Cao and even married Cai Wenji. Are you really not afraid of Cao Cao's thieves? Let's find out more about the big hat sent from heaven.

Judging from the title, it is for Wei? Rather than being the lord himself?

I always feel like I must have read your book before. Although I couldn't find it when I looked at your homepage, I feel pretty sure about it.

In fact, it is safer to choose Liu Bei as the lord, at least he will not be tempted to kill.