Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: Emperor Wen Cracks the Whip
重生三国，文帝挥鞭
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Anything is fine as long as it isn't brainless and the supporting characters don't suddenly lose all their intelligence.
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Three Kingdoms novels.
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I personally quite like this book and think it's very good. I also like Cao Cao; he's often called a cunning and ruthless hero of a chaotic era, but I share the same view as the author of this book—without him, how could Cao Mengde have achieved peace? The book also shows that Cao Pi did a good job in improving people's livelihoods, and I was deeply moved when I read the exciting parts. This book is worth reading; I hope the author continues his excellent work!
This book showed me a different side of Cao Pi; other books portray him as extremely negative. I give it a good review.
Not only is the writing excellent, but it also pays close attention to historical facts, making it an outstanding novel. Furthermore, the characters are vividly portrayed, avoiding the mindless writing of some other works. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the protagonist doesn't remain invincible indefinitely. Overall, it's a very successful novel.
This book seems to speculate on history, pushing its development forward. It speculates on everything that actually happened in history, and the speculations are quite reasonable. The portrayal of human nature is also excellent.
The author hopes there won't be too many harems, too many wives, and absolutely no cuckolding of the male lead. It's so good, I finished reading it all in one night! Update now! Five-star review!
I hope you'll write more about Cao Pi and Cao Chong; I really like those two brothers.
Phew, I started reading this book around chapter 10-15 when it was serialized, and I've been reading it ever since. It's quite moving, and I feel like I haven't had enough. This book is excellent in my opinion, and before I knew it, it was over. I looked forward to each update, and now that it's suddenly ended, I feel a little sad. Looking forward to the author's new book
Although it has some minor flaws, it's still readable, since I really can't find any good Three Kingdoms novels anymore.
The Nine-Rank System for Officials? This was a law that supported powerful clans to grow stronger. Cao Pi used the Nine-Rank System in history because he wanted to become emperor and needed the support of powerful clans. Only by currying favor with these clans could he introduce such a law that disregarded the interests of the common people.
The author's writing is hilarious 😂, I love this kind of writing 👍