Three Kingdoms: I'll Come Clean, I'm Cao Cao

It's pretty good. Although there are a few minor mistakes, they are not serious. The immortal is a bit of a flaw, but it still echoes the ending. I didn't really expect this ending. Well, how should I put it? It's a bit of a pity. It's a pity that I didn't see Cao Cao and the protagonist have their showdown.

I personally think the book is very well written, but the ending is too abrupt. I hope the author can continue writing when they have time, at least five or six hundred chapters, if not a thousand or eight hundred!

My dearest wife! You are the rose in the church bells of the Renaissance, the myriad lights of a hazy night, the fragrant daisy in the field, the vibrant red camellia blooming at the end of winter, the cicadas chirping outside the classroom, the best of summer 😭😭 My destined Aphrodite, the spring waters of the Seine are not as beautiful as you, the roses of Bulgaria are not as beautiful as you.

Well, this part should be based on what's written in the Records of the Three Kingdoms and some unofficial historical accounts. For example, it's correct that Guan Yu used a spear; the Green Dragon Crescent Blade didn't exist at that time. However, there are still some errors in the book. For instance, Guan Yu's courtesy name was initially Changsheng, but later changed to Yunchang.

The author of this book must be somewhat cultured.

The beginning was well-written. The transition to learning from the foreshadowing in the middle was also brilliant. It's a pity the ending was weak. Overall, it's still pretty good.

It's alright, but he's a eunuch.

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It's alright, nothing's wrong, just enjoy yourself.