Three Kingdoms: the Quest for a Sage Begins with Mistaking Cao Cao for His Father-In-Law.

It was agreed that he would have sex for nothing, but after ten thousand years, he was already a strong man in the Three Void Stars!

Mother Dute had made a mistake, and she didn't even know the person, so she had the nerve to say she was seeking a saint? ? ? Do you dare to call this gouba thing seeking a saint? ? ? ? ? Yes, yes, Cao Cao was transformed from a tycoon to a first-class prisoner and leader.

The protagonist can't even figure out who he is? Don't be so strategic

Are all the protagonists now so IQ-less?

I want to know, if the protagonist doesn't know anyone, doesn't he know how to inquire? Are you always giving advice and revealing the future, and are you not afraid that disaster will come from your mouth?

It felt a bit strange at first, and after reading a few chapters I felt a headache. Then I looked directly at the table of contents, and felt that my IQ had been insulted. Do you still have face in front of a tool? All kinds of nonsense to find reasons for himself to be a grandson, but I don't know what kind of person this author is in real life! The most annoying thing is this kind of crying and shouting that you want to be a grandson. It is understandable if you have a golden finger, no force, and no way. But if you have a golden finger, you still need to be a tool? Do you really think that all readers are pig-headed and stupid? You, the author, have such an extremely stupid IQ that you have the nerve to come out and gain points? You, the author, keep editing and talking. (You can delete the comments as you like)

In fact, it was okay the first time I watched it, but as time went by, I felt like everyone except the protagonist was useless. I had to ask the protagonist for everything, and it felt like I couldn't live without the protagonist.

Why are so many people now writing about becoming the grandson of various princes? If you have a golden finger in time travel, can you still be a grandson? Don't tell me that conquering the world is too tiring. Isn't it tiring to be a counselor or a general? You still have to put your life in other people's hands. Like Cao Cao, who was too suspicious and liked other people's wives. How dare you marry a beautiful woman while working under him? I'm afraid that I don't even know who your child is. Even if you knew you were cheated, would you dare to move? For example, some authors wrote about people who worked as counselors and generals under Cao Cao and married Diao Chan, Cai Zhaoji, and Xiao Qiao. You probably don't even know how they died. It's so ridiculous! And Sun Quan, how did Zhou Yu die? Are you really mad at Zhuge Liang? Stop it! How did the other great governors die? Let's talk about Liu Bei. Who has he trusted except his two sworn brothers? Zhuge Liang? Stop it! When Liu Bei and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were not dead, Zhuge Liang did not have much power. When he was in Yizhou, there were several people who were stronger than him and had no military power.

In the next world, you write me the Emperor's Seal War. As long as you write it, I will reward you with 10,000 points, because the princess in it is the regret of my life. Please make up for it, really!

What annoys me the most is those people who mistakenly identify their fathers. Damn it. Even if they say they identify themselves as foster fathers, that's fine. The problem is that they all identify as biological fathers.

Is it because I have too little appreciation ability? How does an author of this level manage to put a great icon on his name?

How could Cao Cao win so quickly? It's impossible. From what I understand, it must not be the skill of Cao Cao and his men. Someone must be helping him secretly. We are unwilling to lose. I want to know who that person is and why he helped Cao Cao. I would like to ask if I can see him before I die. This is a summary of each plot

*Borrowing arrows from a boat seems to be Zhou Yu's measure. . . It's mentioned in official history

At first glance, you can tell that the author has never read the original work. How dare you write some of the plots?

Putting aside the fact that Wang Shuang was able to defeat Huang Zhong and Wei Yan by himself, what the hell is this Xian Yufu? Wang Shuang is considered a figure after all. He might be able to resist Huang Zhong and Wei Yan if he puts his life into it. But Xian Yufu is too much. Dian Wei, Huang Zhong and Wei Yan can't defeat him? You know, if these three people join forces, even Lu Bu will be pressed to the ground and rubbed, okay? If things continue like this, the generals on Pig's Foot will soon be fighting back and forth with other people's soldiers.

Another trend? Do you recognize your father, your mother, your father-in-law? !

Even seeking saints, anyone can ask for a plan, what a brain!

Hey, why do so many books have this problem? They like to make predictions out of thin air.

You really can't win without the protagonist's ideas. . . .

You guys are so boring. You are so serious about reading a novel. If you are really so serious, just read the original work.

There they throw away their father, and here they recognize their father-in-law. These protagonists can't develop if they don't recognize their relatives randomly, right?

The first chapter was so speechless. In what era did people still regard Diao Chan as a specific person?

I saw over 600 chapters in which the protagonist failed to accomplish anything. The diary goes by faster than the plot. One year of high school in the novel is several years in the real world.

The previous book [Entertainment: The Peerless Cao Thief Intruded into His Wife's Romantic Travel] was cut, and my editor sister will not allow it to be republished. I apologize.

A poor monk came from the west to go to the Tang Dynasty in the east to learn Buddhist scriptures.

Regarding the current wave of negative comments about Yang Yang on the Internet, it's not obvious that the author wants to gain popularity by eating traffic.

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