Three Kingdoms: The Sage Strategist Who Mistook Cao Cao for His Father-in-Law
三国：谋圣从误认曹操为岳父开始
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He promised to get it for free, but after ten thousand years, he's already a powerful expert at the Three Void Star level!
They've all made a complete misunderstanding. They can't even judge people properly, yet they still have the nerve to call themselves strategists? What kind of bastard dares to call himself a strategist? Yes, yes, he schemed to turn Cao Cao from a powerful warlord into a prisoner who was beheaded.
A dimwit who mistook his father-in-law for a brilliant strategist under Cao Cao—how could the Great Wei dynasty not perish?
The protagonist doesn't even know who the people are? Don't try to be so cunning.
To criticize Chen Gong is a bit much. After all, he was a loyal subject who died alongside Lü Bu. Criticizing other aspects of him is one thing, but to accuse him of rebelling against Lü Bu... Frankly, that's going too far.
Has the protagonist never read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms? Anyone who has read it knows that Liu Bei, not Cao Cao, ultimately won the throne. Otherwise, he's either knowing Cao Cao's true identity and is just flattering him.
Are all protagonists these days so lacking in intelligence?
Diao Chan was abducted, so who was Lü Bu's daughter with?
I'd like to know, doesn't the protagonist know anyone or ask around? He keeps offering advice and revealing the future; isn't he afraid of getting into trouble for what he said?
What the hell is this Wang Shuang? Is he cheating? A third-tier general trying to take advantage of Huang Zhong and Wei Yan?