
The Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao’s Chief Military Advisor
三国之曹老板的首席军师
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- Completed
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- 643k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 5y ago
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See allThree Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
Ideally set in Youzhou, Bingzhou, or other regions famous for horses. The protagonist should be highly skilled in martial arts. No crossover characters or summoning.
A Sickly, Beloved Strategist in the Three Kingdoms, Preferably on the Cao Wei Side
It must feature a frail, sickly protagonist.
Novels With a Protagonist Who Commands an Army
Three Kingdoms Novels Are a Thing of the Past. Prove Me Wrong!
Any Books About History? Imaginative Premises Are Fine Too
Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms and Become a Lord or Serve Cao Cao as a Strategist or General
Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on Schemes and Politics, No System
Please recommend some Three Kingdoms novels without a System.
There Are No Good Three Kingdoms Novels. Disagree? Come Debate Me. Note: I Don’t Like Liu Bei
Out of Three Kingdoms Books? Come On In
I'd like books like Three Kingdoms: Transmigrating into the Red Hare, Lu Bu Hears Inner Thoughts and Goes on a Rampage. The protagonist transmigrates as a horse. It's hilarious.
Looking for a Novel About Someone Who Transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms Era and Becomes a Strategist
A Three Kingdoms Story Where Cao Cao's Subordinates Have Maxed-Out Combat Strength
Please Recommend Books About Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Serve as a Strategist and Assist a Ruler
Looking for books about transmigrating to ancient times and becoming a strategist who assists a ruler.
Three Kingdoms Stories
Three Kingdoms novels
What Are Some Good Novels About the Three Kingdoms?
Looking for some good Three Kingdoms novels.
Looking for Novels with a Confucian General Protagonist Who Helps Cao Cao
Three Kingdoms: A Peerless Genius Strategist from the Start
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on the Cao Wei Faction?
I'm tired of reading about Shu and Wu while Cao Cao gets mocked every day. Anyone have a Three Kingdoms story from the Cao Wei side? No System cheats or mindless wish fulfillment. I'd like something with a little depth!
Three Kingdoms Novels with a Military General or Strategist as the Protagonist
Please share some good books!
In the Three Kingdoms, He Starts Out Following Liu Bei, Then Joins Cao Cao Over a Bowl of Ginger Soup
What Novel Has Guan Yu, Shi Hu, Xu Huang, Black Tiger, and Zhang Fei at Chihu Pass in the Three Kingdoms Era?
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Maxed-Out Combat Power
Maxed-out combat power.
Books About Serving as a Military Strategist in the Three Kingdoms
Stories about someone serving as a military strategist in the Three Kingdoms era.
Transmigrated as Cao Cao's Eldest Son
The protagonist is Cao Ang, Cao Cao’s eldest son.
Three Kingdoms Stories Where the Protagonist Serves Cao Cao
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Very good, the initial structure is excellent. I just hope it doesn't have a bad ending. Also, please don't glorify Liu Bei like in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If possible, have Guan Yu and Zhang Fei follow him.
To be honest, at first I thought it was a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story, but I was shocked when Sima Yi killed 4,000 poor scholars. —In short, aside from the somewhat imperfect ending, this is the best online novel I've ever read.
A rare example of a lighthearted and enjoyable read. Although the plot is often confusing, the overall theme is quite good.
I spent several days reading this book and found that many people thought it wasn't good, but my honest opinion is that I think it's quite good, just a bit rushed towards the end. Although the characters he wrote are a bit flawed, the point of writing this is to use imaginative storytelling to create unique traits, so why does it have to follow historical events?
It's well-written, but I personally think it's possible to travel back to the early days of Cao Cao's rise to power, before Xi Zhicai died and Zhang Miao betrayed him. That way, Cao Cao wouldn't have been so suspicious, and Xi Zhicai wouldn't have died young.
The character is portrayed too perfectly, successfully making everyone else look like fools. I advise you all to give it five stars; after all, we can't be the only ones speechless.
This is really well-written, with a clear timeline and well-defined character relationships. I hope it will resonate with many more people.
A book worth reading, though the ending felt a bit rushed.
Later, whether or not the throne is seized from Cao Wei, Cao Ang's lack of prudence will inevitably lead to a complete upheaval in the country after his death. At that time, all these people will be cultivated by the protagonist, and the protagonist's son can gradually win them over, even reaping the benefits, ultimately ruling the world with the motto "I would rather betray the world than let…
I saw what happened next, and they finally started to fight back.