Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Severed My Father-Son Ties with Cao Cao!
三国：开局和曹操断绝父子关系！
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- 675k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 5y ago
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- Three Kingdoms: Prime Minister, Why Not Just Admit You're Wrong?三国：丞相，要不您就认错吧！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Although this novel goes against my values to some extent—after all, Cao Cao is the protagonist's father, so they have to reconcile in the end, otherwise it would be a bit unfilial—it's still quite enjoyable overall. (ง •_•)ง, Keep up the good work, author!
Okay! I almost died laughing after reading a few chapters! This is so well-written, it's just like Dynasty Warriors 🈹🈹🌿! There's a song lyric that goes something like, "I'm supposed to play along with your performance, but I'm ignoring it!"
This book is excellent; it shows the behavior a modern person should exhibit. No wonder it's written by someone who has received nine years of compulsory education. I'm giving it five stars right away!
It is a masterpiece, characterized by its concise and well-reasoned descriptions, humorous and witty writing style, and skillful use of historical background.
Super beautiful 😊 Enjoying fries and reading light novels at night is so satisfying! Haha, the first day of winter break, reading novels and enjoying cola, hahaha! Four years...
I thought it was great, it brought me a lot of joy, and "Zhuge the Villager" is truly a fitting title. I've never read a novel that describes someone conquering the entire world, and it ended before I'd had enough. Sigh.
It's fantastic! To be honest, while there are a few minor flaws, it's absolutely top-notch among Tomato's light novels. The best part is that although the character's surname is Cao, he's not a married woman Cao. It's fine for lighthearted banter, but I genuinely dislike the idea of a married woman being a character in a novel.
😏😏😏This is so well-written, I've never seen such a good book before!😏😏😏Five stars aren't enough for it!😏😏(Manual sarcasm) This book is indeed poorly written, with clichéd plots, falling into the trap of being a low-quality, feel-good novel, and somewhat like a simplistic, amateurish read.
Overall, it's indeed quite good and very readable. The inclusion of various famous quotes, anecdotes, and humorous elements in the book feels natural and refreshing, like the finishing touch that brings the story to a masterpiece. I hope the author continues to work hard and bring more and better articles to readers.
The author's skill is undeniable! The plot is engaging, though the early parts are rather unremarkable. The climax of the book is undoubtedly the Battle of Red Cliffs, filled with a plethora of strategic maneuvers. In my opinion, the most exciting part is when Zhuge Liang feigns his death to help Liu Bei seize Jiangdong, secretly plotting to assassinate Zhou Yu.