Three Kingdoms: I, Cao Chong, Am Back, and Cao Cao Exposes Me
三国：我曹冲复活，被曹操曝光了
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- Ongoing
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- 316k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 4y ago
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Some of the stories in the book are based on the novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*.
I've read many Three Kingdoms novels, and while I wouldn't say yours is the best, it feels different to me. It's very good, author! Keep it up! 666
Liu Xie made the elementary mistake of claiming to be Emperor Xian of Han. Because he relinquished the throne, Cao Pi, after ascending the throne, bestowed upon him the title of Emperor Xian of Han.
The book is quite good, but there are quite a few plot holes, such as the inexplicable fate of Lu Bu and Diao Chan's daughter, and the disappearance of the tens of thousands of troops sent to support Eastern Wu. However, the writing style is still good. I support it!
The writing style and subject matter are both quite good 👍. Although it deviates from the Three Kingdoms period, it's acceptable. If Cao Cao knew you'd bestow an imperial title upon him, he'd be incredibly grateful. If you could update more frequently, I'd definitely give you five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The author could read the Records of the Three Kingdoms, or if that doesn't work, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The most basic timeline is wrong. Cao Cao never declared himself emperor, so where did the crown prince come from?
Overall, it's good, but the part about Lu Bu's daughter was unsatisfying. Personally, I suggest killing her off. After all, she's been instilled with the idea of avenging her father since childhood, and it's not something the protagonist can change by simply saying Lu Bu is a fickle villain.
I've read countless Three Kingdoms novels about children who lost their sons as children, and they all seem to artificially lower one's intelligence, so you can't read them with your brain engaged. For example, like this book, the protagonist doesn't know he's Cao Chong who has been resurrected, nor does he know that Uncle De is Cao Cao, let alone that he's his father.
The author writes very well, and there really aren't many people who have written about the character Cao Chong. I hope the author will keep going and keep it up!
I really like the content of this book. It's based on the actual events of the Three Kingdoms period, and the later parts are full of imagination. I really enjoy it, but the updates are too slow. Keep up the good work, author!