Three Kingdoms: Starting by Tricking Cao Cao
三国：从忽悠曹操开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 647k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The author has written very well, and the characters are very vivid. It's just that there are too few chapters. Overall, it's still very good. Keep it up!
It's great. The protagonist is well-developed—intelligent, charismatic, and the writing style leans towards delicate descriptions of emotions and expressions. Books about Cao Cao's faction are rare, and the fact that the protagonist receives advice from Cao Cao even before the Ten Eunuchs Rebellion truly makes one look forward to the future of Cao Wei. ^ω^
I found it quite good. At least among the Three Kingdoms-themed books I've read, this one is one of the most enjoyable to read. I hope the author will continue to write an even better book.
A devastating blow: In the state of man and horse as one, one can instantly unleash combat power exceeding 10% of one's base strength! Duration: 30 seconds. Sweeping Through the Enemy: When leading a cavalry charge, this ability grants your troops an additional 80 morale points and 5 attack power points, up to a maximum of 5,000.
This novel is absolutely amazing! I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Three Kingdoms summoning novels and harem novels. Author, please update soon!!! Extra chapters!!! Keep it up!!! I believe in you!!! ( ﹡ˆOˆ﹡ ) ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾ (｡>∀<｡) ( ^3^ )╱~~
Excellent! Most Three Kingdoms novels I've read are formulaic, with identical plots. They're either just padding the numbers or poorly written, simply following the crowd! Especially those protagonists with systems who dominate other tribes, yet they still have to start with the so-called "eighteen warlords' campaign against Dong Zhuo"! It feels like a fully grown male fighting with a toddler!
The author's work is concise and to the point, with a tight structure, making it much more enjoyable than those long, loose, and rambling novels. 👍👍
Everything else is good. It's exciting, with plenty of satisfying moments, a well-structured and logical plot, and relatively rich character development (especially the female characters). The only drawback is the power level setting; Zhao Yun is made too strong. If Zhao Yun were the protagonist, I would give it five stars without hesitation.
I think it's quite well-written, considering I often read these kinds of Three Kingdoms novels. My teacher reads those stories about Cao Cao and Liu Bei, all fighting and brawling; it's not as satisfying as a direct, decisive victory. This kind of story is much more exciting, since I often read those endless stalemates. It's nice to read a novel like this occasionally.
This is the best Three Kingdoms novel I've ever read, bar none. Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง