I’m Yang Xiu, and You’re the One I’m Taking on, Cao Cao
我杨修，怼的就是你曹操
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- Ongoing
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- 364k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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If you like it, let's grow together with this book. Discussions are welcome, and I'll definitely reply to any comments 😎 Don't use fictional accounts to judge my historical fiction; I'm truly speechless at the criticism.
Is this about becoming emperor or assisting someone else?
I think the author's research was very thorough; at least it made me realize that Dogcard could find so much information that will continue to flourish. Keep it up, author! You've written really diligently. It's just that Tomato (the website) doesn't have a large audience right now. If it doesn't work out, try a different platform (I hope you can let me know). I wish you success! 😄😄😄😄😄
Abandoning traditional historical fiction and using historical facts is a bold move, since historical fiction has a larger readership and therefore better data. It must be said that the author writes very well; the illustrations are engaging and easy to understand. I hope the author continues to write well.
This is a very good Three Kingdoms novel. The plot is very historically accurate. Having grown accustomed to stories of time-traveling officials from the Yuan family (four generations of high-ranking officials), the rare story of a Yang family member starting out is refreshing.
This Three Kingdoms novel is quite good; it has a relatively high degree of realism, and the author's roommate did the research—kudos! A few suggestions: I hope the author can develop the plot gradually in the later parts, and that the protagonist's personality can be a bit more ruthless, with more depiction of the psychological power struggles within the aristocratic families. It's really good-looking, keep up the good work!
I've read many novels about the Three Kingdoms, but after reading this, I realized that many characters have been mythologized!
This is an amazing novel; I enjoyed reading it even without the system.
The author's writing is concise and to the point.
It's the most authentic version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms I've ever read. It gives me the same feeling as when I first read the adaptation, but without the feel of online novels. It can be a bit dry at times, but it's much more engaging than those amateurish ones.