Three Kingdoms: The Cao Family's Rebellious Son

To be honest, Cao Cao is not that narrow-minded. Unlike Yuan Benchu, he knows that Cao Yang has the courage to overlord. What will Cao Cao do? He would kill Cao Pi to appease Cao Yang's anger, and get a general for Cao Ying. Cao Cao is a tycoon and knows how to choose. It is impossible to kill Cao Yang.

The original owner of the first time travel book I have ever read has a systematic [exploration]

Holy Mother, we will kill decisively! This is what you have to do with big-eared thieves

The title is "The Rebellious Son of the Cao Family", but apart from being related to it at the beginning, most of the rest is to comply with Cao Cao (it may also be that the predecessor really left enough props), but the content of the article is still quite exciting, and the writing style is also coherent. In short, it is recommended to read it as a refreshing article.

Although history is written in a mess by you, it also captures the desires of modern people. Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang are indeed villains and hypocrites, and Cao Cao is indeed a true hero.

The writing is really good, minus one point because it went off topic [face covering] The overall rhythm is well controlled, it doesn't feel long-winded, and it goes too far when necessary. . . There's nothing wrong with it except that it's off topic. . . Ever since Shouchun broke the city, he has never been rebellious. He has always been a supportive and good son. He does whatever he is told and even takes the initiative to do unexpected things.

The content is okay, but it deviates from the topic. Maybe it would be better to change the topic.

Another one comes to dominate the world. He is much better than those time-travelers who traveled through the Three Kingdoms to work as counselors or generals for others. Even if he helps his lord to dominate the world in the end, he will inevitably end up with the result that his great achievements will overwhelm the lord, and the rabbit will die and the dog will be cooked.

Good book. If you think this is not written according to the history of the Three Kingdoms, I would like to trouble you not to read it. Just go to the history book of the Three Kingdoms.

As I get better and better, my writing becomes more and more fluent. It's appropriate to give some ink to Feng Chu and Boss Cao's counselors. You really can't conquer the world by one person, can you?