Three Kingdoms: The Thrifty Strategist, Cao Cao Wins Big!

Boss Cao's behavior is really ugly. The protagonist is also a doormat and has a submissive character. This book is one of those types that becomes less and less interesting the more you read it. You say that you are a systematic and capable protagonist, but you still suffer from Boss Cao every day. One moment, the general will bully you, and the next moment, Boss Cao comes to suppress free prostitution. Without any real benefits, you start to lose all your money to assist Boss Cao. If you really can't do it, just be a businessman.

Do you know what happened to Zhang Yi? I offended all the military commanders~ because there is no way to make achievements by defeating military commanders without fighting. It's almost the same for you~ but the subject matter is quite interesting.

Does the author think that pork only started to be domesticated in modern times? It has been thousands of years since China domesticated wild boars and turned them into domestic animals. Pork was also available during the Three Kingdoms period. The ancients did not like to eat pork, but the aristocracy did not like to eat it because uncastrated pork is very naughty, but the poor people still eat it.

If you fight with Boss Cao to conquer the world, won't you be afraid that if your wife Cao is about to die, she will take you to hell with her?

Don't always use "bye", just use "meet" in some places.

There was a shortage of books at first, but then I started reading, and sometimes I thought, with all this, I might as well write and get a writer account. Then I couldn't write anymore. I saw that the actual performance of this book was not good, but I think the content is okay. If I can stick to it, I will give it a little support.

The content is okay, I don't know why the rating score is so low. As for the question in the comments, in that era of cannibalism, businessmen had a hard time, so what if they were cheated on for free. Anyway, the system points increased rapidly. It is not safe to be rich and powerful. Think about the fate of Shen Wansan, not to mention the suspicious Cao Cao. As for conquering the country by himself, haha, the era of the Three Kingdoms was not when Zhu Yuanzhang made his fortune. There were common enemies, enemies of the country, and the hatred of the family and the righteousness of the clan. It's really not possible to have no identity, otherwise why would Liu Bei keep talking so much that after King Jing of Zhongshan, he studied under xxx, but he didn't confirm his noble identity. And that is Cao Cao. Others will not look at the merchant protagonist at all.

Good job, but Cao Ang is still dead, and Cao Pi is at odds with the protagonist again.

Long paragraphs of text are really unfriendly to web users.

Pretentious writing, if not, the author will kill the whole family