Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: I Help Old Cao Conquer the Realm
重生三国：我帮老曹打江山
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The humble author is begging for a five-star review. (ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia
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Just one word—wonderful, two words—wonderful indeed, three words—truly wonderful! (Although it's only a few words, it's the most wonderful thing in the world, more wonderful than Bulbasaur, more wonderful than the Secret Wonderful House, more wonderful than the Little Crisp, more wonderful than Bulbasaur eating the Little Crisp, more wonderful than Bulbasaur entering the Wonderful House, more…
Well written! Of the Three Kingdoms, I like Cao Cao the most and hate Liu Bei the most—that scoundrel!
I've taken a quick look, and it seems alright. But, just a quick question, could you please not have so many women? ⸜₍๑•⌔•๑ ₎⸝
It's very good. This is the only book I've read so far where the protagonist isn't Lü Bu, and the protagonist doesn't even kill Lü Bu or possess Diao Chan. That's a definite plus. However, the author left a few plot holes unfilled. 1. Who is the proprietress of the Chengdu restaurant affiliated with? 2. The ending of Lady Bian, who was always causing trouble. 3. The ending of the Old Immortal of Nanhua. It's nothing serious, though. Keep it up, author!!!
Author, please sit down. Your behavior is blocking the math representative from speaking, which is making the language arts representative uncomfortable, the science representative embarrassed, and the music representative very awkward. The PE and computer science students are already rolling up their sleeves. So, for your own safety, please sit down quietly and keep a low profile.
The story begins with the protagonist transmigrating into the body of Cao Cao's eldest son, Cao Zi'ang, who was originally dead. He and Dian Wei received two pills from a system that revived them. Wen He then believed it was a divine intervention and gave him 500 soldiers. He subsequently recruited Wen He and Zhang Xiu. The plot is very refreshing. The only drawback is the lack of new books. Personally, I found it very enjoyable and gave it a good review.
I read up to chapter 57, where Dian Wei fights Ma Chao. It's a fast-paced, action-packed story; if you have a system, don't overthink it. There are too many illogical details. However, the writing is humorous and the plot is good. It's just that the power level system is inconsistent, which is why I gave it 4 stars!
Heaven and earth are ruthless, treating all things like straw dogs; the sage is ruthless, treating the people like straw dogs. "The people are like straw dogs." Heaven and earth are ruthless, treating all things like straw dogs; the sage is ruthless, treating the people like straw dogs. "The sage is not benevolent; he treats the people like straw dogs."