Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Makes Me a Lucky Beast Who Protects the Nation from the Start
三国：开局被曹操封护国瑞兽
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 4y ago
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Now This Is the Kind of Novel Chinese People Should Read
As fellow Chinese people, you'll feel your blood boil after reading this.
Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads
Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.
For Fans of Water Margin and Three Kingdoms: Novels About the Qin, Han, Tang, and Ming Dynasties Battling for Supremacy
I especially love the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin. I don't like *Water Margin*, but I do like the Water Margin setting. I love any stories about vying for supremacy.
The Three Kingdoms Is Huge on Tomato, Recommend Some Good Three Kingdoms Stories
Looking for books similar to *Galloping Through the Three Kingdoms*. Any kind of great Three Kingdoms story is welcome. If you're brave enough to write it, I'm brave enough to read it.
There Are So Many Three Kingdoms Novels. Why Are There Only a Few Good Ones? Any More?
There are so many Three Kingdoms stories, so why are only a handful rated highly? Are there really no others?
Any Novels About the Three Kingdoms' Wars for Supremacy?
Preferably, the heroine should be Zhen Mi.
I’ve Recently Gotten into Auspicious Beasts. Bring Me Books About Them So I Can Savor Them
Ideally, the protagonist is mistaken for an auspicious beast from the start, then helps the person who takes them away govern their country.
Novels Based on the True History of the Three Kingdoms, Not Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Epic-Length Novels About the Three Kingdoms
A Clever Strategist Who Assists Cao Cao but Can't Fight. Don't Scrutinize It Too Closely, and Don't Recommend Random Books.
Any Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on the Cao Wei Faction?
I'm tired of reading about Shu and Wu while Cao Cao gets mocked every day. Anyone have a Three Kingdoms story from the Cao Wei side? No System cheats or mindless wish fulfillment. I'd like something with a little depth!
Looking for Three Kingdoms Masterpieces Rated 9 or Above
Looking for stories where the protagonist transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms period, without a System. Masterpieces rated 9 or above, please.
Three Kingdoms + Beauties + System + Army + Fourth Dimension
I've Been Into the Three Kingdoms Lately, Especially Guo Jia
Are there any novels where the protagonist becomes Guo Jia’s wife? I haven’t found any... Or how about one where they transmigrate into Cao Cao’s faction and the story is fairly true to history? Please recommend some.
Looking for Historical, Imaginative, Alternate-History Stories Where the Protagonist Doesn't Become Emperor
Guys, I don't want historical dynasties from Chinese history. I want a fictional dynasty that never existed in history. I read everyone's replies one by one, but they were all about the Tang, Ming, Qin, and so on. That's not what I'm looking for.
China Is in Danger, and the Male Lead Is a Divine Beast Like a White Tiger or Bai Ze Who Protects China
The Protagonist Is Just a Spirit Beast, Yet Protects the Entire Clan
Looking for Novels with a Confucian General Protagonist Who Helps Cao Cao
Three Kingdoms Strategist Fics, Preferably With the Male Lead Serving Cao Cao
No pretending to be weak to outsmart the strong, and no mind-reading.
Looking for Hilarious, Absurd Three Kingdoms Stories
Funny, feel-good power fantasies.
Looking for a Semi-Historical Novel with a Wild Imagination! Please, Please, Please!
Ancient Chinese History: The Three Kingdoms, Song, and Ming Dynasties
I've read all of these. They have their flaws, but at least they're readable and not painfully awful.
Three Kingdoms: Ru Lin, Zhuge Liang’s Younger Brother, Joins Cao Cao
Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms and Join Cao Cao
Strategists or military generals.
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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...
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.
This is just a funny comparison to the Three Kingdoms, but I still had fun watching it.
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
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.