Three Kingdoms: I Gave Prime Minister Cao a Slap in the Face at the Beginning
三国：开局给了曹丞相一耳光
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 223k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Audience
- For men
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
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Haha, in ancient times, there was a certain emphasis on details such as smiling without showing teeth and not looking back. Even in modern times, there is still a saying that when you hit someone, don't slap someone in the face, and when you expose someone, don't expose their shortcomings. What's more, in the ancient times, where face was more important than life? Xiang Yu committed suicide in Wujiang because he had no face to face Jiangdong's elders. Here, shamelessness is just an adjective, but you actually slapped others in the face to death, and the person who was slapped was Cao Cao. Do you think you didn't die quickly enough?
Regarding the final stubbornness of Lao Cao in Chapter 15 of "Three Kingdoms: A Slap to Prime Minister Cao at the Beginning" written by Cao Wolong, the veteran of the Three Kingdoms, Mr. Su must be exaggerating! Chapter review.
Comments on the fourth chapter of "Three Kingdoms: A Slap to Prime Minister Cao at the Beginning" written by Cao Wolong, the veteran of the Three Kingdoms. Mr. Su is really a god.