Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, Cao Cao Sealed the Country's Auspicious Beast

A very relaxing and enjoyable version of the Three Kingdoms. Looking at the beginning, I thought it was a stud story and a harem story. As a result, there is no female protagonist, and the unpopular CP of Cao Cao and Giant Panda. The whole book is very cheerful. Choosing Cao Cao as the starting point, the protagonist is a prophecy (historical event + a little golden finger) plus narration, which can be regarded as a unique writing method. Even though I don't really like the part where it's officially part of the movie, it's still worth a look.

It's a pretty good, relatively light-hearted fictional novel about the Three Kingdoms. The reason why no one has read it may be because I didn't give it a good title...

This is just a funny comparison to the Three Kingdoms, but I still had fun watching it.

Five-star praise is due to the author's update speed. It's too slow. Two updates a day are simply not enough to read. Look at the book next door. The maximum is 15 chapters a day.

Come on, come on, I'm going to finish reading it, hurry up and update Chapter 100 so I can read it! To be honest, Cao Cao helped the protagonist like that, but the protagonist... Still hasn't helped Cao Cao until now. It's really ungrateful.

Tactical fallback. . . . . . Okay, okay, I'm almost brainwashed. Overall, it's pretty good. Except for the ending, which is a bit rushed, the content is neither fast nor slow. I read it with a smile throughout. The book can be used to transition and pass the time.

Quick, quick, quick, when will you make a transformation? Premeditated [sneered laughter] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile]

The writing is really beautiful. I personally like to read it. Although it may seem to others that there are many loopholes or writing problems, everyone has their own preferences. If you don't like it, just don't read it.

Personally, I think it's interesting. The protagonist travels through the Three Kingdoms as a panda and doesn't evolve into a human. Although it's not perfect, he remains a panda until the end. Anyway, it's quite relaxing and humorous, and it's worth watching (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on

Not bad. Decompress easily. There are more or less minor flaws. But. Reading novels is not just about relaxing. It's not a data stream. That's very rigorous. The plot is just moderate. Personally, I feel completely fine.

It's really well written! This is really the first time I have read a Tomato book in four years! I give it the highest praise of five stars. It is a really good book and one of the best about the Three Kingdoms! How to say? I will read any book you write about the Three Kingdoms type in the future.

Beautiful, very exciting

I read it in two days. It's not a harem story. It's a Three Kingdoms theme and focuses on career. It's so rare. It's really good to watch. However, Liu Bei's image in it is not very good. Fans of Liu Bei may be a little worried. This is inevitable. After all, the protagonist is Boss Cao, hahahaha

What about the ascension scene?

Three Kingdoms: I leaned back tactically, waved my big hand, and raised the corners of my mouth crazily, rolling

This book is very good, and the content structure is very rigorous. Moreover, the system in the article does not interfere too much with reality. What I like most is watching this kind of protagonist and supporting characters reach the top through their own efforts rather than being fed by the system.

It looks good, give it a good review

I read it in one sitting, loved it, loved it

Come on, author, you can do it, just donate your liver

Should I give it one star or zero stars?

Although the ending is a bit hasty, the rest is pretty good

It's a very easy article about the Three Kingdoms. The question is, can it be less tactical? There are so many tactical retreats in every chapter. When I read it, all I could think about was tactical leaning.

A very good book, well written! You can see that although there are some problems, this book can achieve logical self-consistency, which is very good. There are not many novels in Tomato that can achieve logical self-consistency.

This is a joke, okay

I always feel like I could write a few more pictures at the end. Finally, he said that he could ascend, but he didn't say whether he could fly or not. Cao Cao is portrayed very well, I hate him very much

I leaned back tactically, the corners of my mouth raised crazily

This is the first time I saw someone who traveled through the Three Kingdoms and became a human being, Thief 6 The ending is too hasty, woo woo woo

The groove is quite entertaining, but the focus is on entertainment (tactical retreat) [laughing evilly]

It's pretty good, almost tied, but the "tactical leaning back" movement always occurs, which I don't like very much.

So pretty! The writing style is very good, informative and interesting, especially the tactical back-up, thick eyebrows and big eyes, the image is so profound, who gave it a 7.6, It should be 9.5+, I almost missed it, good articles are hard to find, so I must send you Liu Bei for this! [Code hold]