This book is a biographical novel of characters from the Three Kingdoms based on historical records. The protagonist is Cao Zhi, the third son of Wei King Cao Cao and Mrs. Bian. Cao Zhi's frank temperament and rich literary talent made Cao Cao very...
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There is no random writing about the scandal between Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi, and there is no deliberate attempt to smear Cao Pi, which proves that this is a more serious book.
The writing style of this book is very realistic, the writing is simple and smooth, and it makes me feel like I am in the Three Kingdoms era when heroes emerged in large numbers. The author's degree of historical restoration is very high, which gave me a deeper understanding of Cao Zhi. His talent is admirable, and his experience is regrettable. This book allowed me to see a different Cao Zhi, and it also made me understand better that on the road to pursuing dreams, only by perseverance can we get out of our own world.
Very good, one of the rare masterpieces of Three Kingdoms novels. Although there are some flaws in the language, it is overall much better than the current Shuiwen.
There are only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian has eight fights. Unfortunately, he cannot be reused, and he dies without realizing his talent.
The author's writing style is very good, the writing is really good
There is no random writing about the scandal between Zhen Mi and Cao Zhi, and there is no deliberate attempt to smear Cao Pi, which proves that this is a more serious book.
The writing style of this book is very realistic, the writing is simple and smooth, and it makes me feel like I am in the Three Kingdoms era when heroes emerged in large numbers. The author's degree of historical restoration is very high, which gave me a deeper understanding of Cao Zhi. His talent is admirable, and his experience is regrettable. This book allowed me to see a different Cao Zhi, and it also made me understand better that on the road to pursuing dreams, only by perseverance can we get out of our own world.
Very good, one of the rare masterpieces of Three Kingdoms novels. Although there are some flaws in the language, it is overall much better than the current Shuiwen.
There are only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian has eight fights. Unfortunately, he cannot be reused, and he dies without realizing his talent.
The author's writing style is very good, the writing is really good