Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Severed My Father-Son Ties with Cao Cao!

Although this novel is a bit contrary to my three views, after all, Cao Cao is the father of the male protagonist, and he has to reconcile in the end, otherwise it would be a bit unfilial, but overall it is quite interesting, (ง •_•)ง, come on, the author.

All right! I almost died laughing after reading a few chapters! This is so well written, just like Dynasty Warriors🈹🈹🌿! There is a line that you sing, but I turn a blind eye when I should cooperate with your performance!

This book is very good, and this is how a modern person should behave. It is no wonder that he is a person who has received nine years of compulsory education. My backhand is five stars!

It's not muddled, it's well-founded, the writing style is humorous, and the historical background is very skillful. It's a masterpiece.

Super pretty 😊 Eating French fries at night 🍟 watching the cool article makes me happy Hahaha, I read the novel and enjoyed the coke on the first day of winter vacation, hahaha Four years...

I think it is very beautiful and brings me a lot of happiness. Zhuge Villager is such a good title. I haven't read a novel that could be written about conquering the world, and it ended before I had enough. Why.

It's wonderful, I have to say, although there are some minor flaws in some places, it is definitely top-notch among Tomato Shuang articles. The best part is that although my surname is Cao, she is not a married woman Cao. It's okay to use it as a joke, but I really don't like taking wives after reading the novel.

[Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] The writing is so good, I have never seen such a good book [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Five stars are not worthy of his status [laughing evilly][laughing evilly] (manual funny) I won't deceive you anymore. This book is indeed averagely written, with old-fashioned formulas and a rubbish cool style. It's a bit of a no-brainer.

Overall, it's really good and very interesting. The book introduces various famous sentences, paragraphs, and jokes without being obtrusive, which makes people's eyes light up, as if it is the finishing touch. I hope the author will continue to work hard and bring more and better articles to readers.

The author is still very capable! The plot is interesting, but the early stages are unremarkable. The climax of the book is probably the Battle of Red Cliff, with various strategies emerging one after another. In my opinion, the most exciting plot is when Zhuge Liang fakes his death in order to gain Jiangdong for Liu Bei, and in the process secretly assassinates Zhou Yu. Zhou Yu was rescued by the protagonist, and he also faked his death to counter Zhuge Liang! The protagonist uses his own strategy to lay out the overall situation to win Jiangdong, and the powerful princes on one side surrender! In the process, the wisdom of ancient top counselors is vividly and exquisitely written! In too many Three Kingdoms novels, the protagonist is invincible in the world. The plot is all about the protagonist, completely covering up the glory of the great talents of the world. The protagonist of this book is still the best in the world of civil and military affairs, but the talents under him also performed wonderfully. This is the magnificent Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony in our minds! But there is one thing I don't like very much, that is, the hostile counselors are written too miserable. Zhuge Liang has never defeated the protagonist once since he came out. It would be better if the author could balance the strategic confrontation between Zhuge Liang and the protagonist! The only time Zhuge Liang's IQ was online was when he faked his death in the Battle of Chibi to plot Jiangdong. The emotional drama of the protagonist is pretty well arranged, and it's not a qualified harem story because it's done without seeing a girl, but I think this is a plus. As for whether there are other flaws, I think it doesn't matter what other flaws there are, because history has always been controversial. As long as major events do not deviate from history, it is understandable that some small settings are not rigorous! Personal overall evaluation: Three Kingdoms is an excellent work, worth reading and not to be missed.