Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao, Don't Be So Stubborn
三国：曹操，我劝你别头铁
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 158k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
78Chapters
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Reader comments 7
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From the previous book. The writing in that book is really good, and it truly describes Liu Bei in history. Unlike other novels, Liu Bei must be blackmailed whether he becomes a king on his own or defectes to Cao Cao. He is hypocritical and a big-eared thief, but he treats Cao Cao like a hero. Even if he is an opponent, he will be buried well after his death. I'm afraid the heroes in the world are not just envoys and Cao'er, but the authors and Cao'er. (So I want to read novels of the Three Kingdoms type, but I'm tired of reading those who defect to Cao Cao or become independent. What are you waiting for? The author's novel is about defecting to Liu Bei. You can read it by clicking on the author's homepage. It has quality assurance and is complete. It has more than 600 chapters and is a pleasure to read.) In addition, this book is also the author's consistent slow-burning style. There are not many chapters yet, so I don't know how the author will write about Cao Cao and Liu Bei as his opponent. And book friends who have read the previous book should be able to clearly spot the difference between the protagonists of the two books. There is no shortage of IQ talents around Cao Cao. It takes a lot of effort for the protagonist to rise up like this. As for Liu Bei's book, it has been in a state of reuse since he showed his talent from the beginning. On Cao Cao's side, the protagonist is the later stage and achieves a high status. It's nothing more than Xun Yu. According to Cao Cao's character in the later period, he might even end up like Xun Yu. (Cao Cao still has a lot of black spots. It depends on how the author writes it. The original Cao Cao still held the ideal of reviving the Han Dynasty.) To be honest, Liu Bei's place is better for time travel. Regarding Cao Cao, it was difficult to write about the later unification period. If the author could follow Cao Cao's character at the beginning and match Liu Xie's final ending in the previous book, it would be quite good.
First five-star support. Looking at the author's profile, I prefer sweet pet articles. Can this book break through to a single female protagonist and use more words and ink? The current Three Kingdoms literature either has a stallion or does not describe it at all. Although the Three Kingdoms story is a big one, I still want to see some descriptions of the heroine to embellish it. Purely personal preference.
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The protagonist should be allowed to defeat Lu Bu and recruit Zhang Liao to surrender. Where is the author Xi Zhicai?
I've been following the author since his last book. It's really good. I really enjoyed reading it.
Followed from the previous book. Keep up the good work