Three Kingdoms: The Cao Family’s Rebellious Son Never Meant to Start a Rebellion

Not bad, but the number of words is too few. If there are more words, Tomato will recommend it.

Come on, grab all the beauties in the Three Kingdoms, whether they are wives, widows, fiancées, daughters, etc.

Great author, please work hard to update! The writing is really good, be sure to update it four times a day!

How to say For a SP like me (not an LSP because I'm not old), this book is not good. I feel like the protagonist is trying to conquer the world and pick up girls by the way. After taking the girls, there are too few details about getting along with the girls. But for old bookworms who are not LSP, it is still a very good war. Farming to gain strength. The role of time travellers and systems can be brought into full play. There are girls, but there are not many descriptions. Overall, it's good, but it's not suitable for me to watch driving or having sex...

It's pretty good. Although the author admits that the eunuch dropped the book and ended it hastily, it's all the fun that should be felt. The intensity of modern offensives such as science, technology, commerce, and colonization is very realistic. The advantages of modern people should be like this. They don't have to rub their hands in RPGs and step on T50. The beginning of the middle period of the Three Kingdoms also omitted many uninteresting parts. It is a short story that I can read quickly in my spare time. The hasty ending at the end is actually just right, but the forced word count is not good. As for the bad point, it is simply that the author is not very strong in writing and his writing skills are a bit poor. But it is one of the few novels that can interest me recently. Come on, I hope the next one will be better.

Compared to the other Three Kingdoms, this one is very short. But the plot is very good, at least it won't repeat the plot, just like some of the Three Kingdoms are almost the same as the original ones, it's just boring, and everyone wonders if it's a hydrology. And what can I say about the harem in this book? Although the plot is relatively small, it is surprisingly good. Um. . . I should say it's pretty good~ After all, there's not a lot of stuff, but there's a little bit of interaction, but that's understandable, after all, the main thing is to write about the Three Kingdoms. And one thing I personally think is better is that I didn't write some other female characters. Otherwise, there would be a lot of problems like why they weren't included in the harem since they were written, or there wasn't a better ending written. All in all, it is a very good crime novel. It would give it a perfect score of about 80-90 points. Also, I hope there will be more interaction between the male protagonist and the female protagonist in the next book. Just sauce, hey~

I don't know why the rating is so low. The author is slow and good-looking. Maybe it's because I don't have a strong sense of history. I mostly read empty articles. I can't see any problems with the logic of the article, nor can I see any big pitfalls or poisonous points. I think it looks pretty

This type of writing about the Three Kingdoms is really good and quite enjoyable, but it's just not enough.

Four stars are given because it is over. It is completely possible to unify the world and vigorously develop science and conquer the universe. Not to mention the multi-system ten-year military reward, it is the turn of modern times. The same is true for other things. Conquering the solar system within twenty years is not a problem, right?

It's well written. The author is thoughtful and has a historical flavor. It's worth a read.