Three Kingdoms: The Socially Awkward Rebel, Driving Cao Cao Mad!
三国：社恐逆子，老曹气炸了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 227k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
105Chapters
1.8MReads
17.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 50
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I'm afraid the social media is not a fool. Can't a mute tell me the plot directly? Viewers feel that the protagonist is more like an eight-year-old child, and he has to be a reckless man regardless of the plot.
What can I say, it was quite fun to write. It's just that your values are a bit too confusing. You are using the sword of the "Qing" Dynasty to kill the officials of the "Ming" Dynasty!!! In ancient times, it was the system of concubines and concubines, but now it's not that whoever gives birth earlier wins the prize! Cao Ang's legitimate son was the eldest son who was adopted to her because Ding had no children. Ding has a child, so he said that Po Datian is also the eldest son of a concubine. From the moment the protagonist is born, his inheritance rights have nothing to do with him! Lao Cao didn't want to work for Cao Ang's subordinates. How come in the eyes of everyone like you, Cao Angcheng was born to Ding, and the protagonist was born to a concubine. He has no inheritance rights yet, and he is not his legitimate son. Who is the protagonist?!!! Why don't you write it down first, or it won't be too embarrassing!!!
Cao Ang is the eldest son, if there is no protagonist, he can be regarded as the legitimate son! After all, Ding had no children and was raised by Ding. But the protagonist's mother is Ding, so Cao Ang is a bit embarrassed to be honest. It can only be said that he is the eldest son of a concubine, and the eldest son is the protagonist. Only the protagonist has the right to inheritance! In ancient times, we were still very persistent about these things! The most typical one is Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu! In addition to being able to hold the Yuan family's banner, Yuan Shao had to rely on himself for the rest. Yuan Shu is so stupid that he can pat his butt and go back to Runan to climb to the top! The difference between concubine and concubine should not be too great!
Cao Cao, Cao Ren, Cao Zhen, Cao Shuang, look at it, the ancestors of the old Cao family are really talented
I don't understand. There are many ways to solve Zhang Xiu's matter, but the protagonist chooses the stupidest one. In the case of the Sima family, finding a way to cause trouble and killing him directly is the best option. In the end, the protagonist chooses the stupidest solution. When it comes to the Sima family's attempt to persuade Han, the protagonist still wants Sima Yi not to dare? I wonder why the protagonist is a cultivator? Immortality? Happy
If a woman has no talent, it is virtue; if a woman has no talent, she must have good virtue.
The new book is not as good as Zou's. First, if there is no system, what's the use of just one nine cows and two tigers... Second, why give the protagonist a stammering setting? He has traveled through time, and the soul can accept the memory and speak the words of that era. Even if he has grown up and does not know the words of that era, he is afraid that he is not wise? Third, the protagonist's brain circuit is different from that of normal people, and it's unclear whether he is really 'smart' or a fool.
Author Shabi, I came here to read the novel, not to read the stuttering. If the pronunciation is different and you can't learn it, then stop talking and act like a mute! True Shabi
This author is a eunuch, run away now
To be honest, Zou can't be twenty-four or five years old, right? At least 30. In The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Mrs. Zou showed kindness to Zhang Xiu in nurturing her. According to the author's writing, Mrs. Zou was twenty-four or five years old, and Zhang Xiu should be in her twenties or thirties. So where does the kindness of nurturing her come from?