Why Mess With Him? Cao Cao Visits Him in Prison Every Day
惹他干嘛，曹操天天去监狱看他
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The author's writing style is superb.
Type: A reclusive figure strategizing behind the scenes to rule the world Style: Relaxed pace, intelligent and alert Putting everything else aside, the fact that he guessed Cao Cao's true identity right from the start is something most strategists can't do.
I've followed these books all the way from the old ones.
The writing style and pacing are good, but there are loopholes in the newspaper version. To publish a newspaper, the issue of punctuation must first be resolved. Failing to address the problem of ensuring the people have access to information is tantamount to putting one's own neck to the throat of powerful families.
So far, the plot and writing are quite good. But later on, either don't suffer any injustices, or if you do, just slap him across the face with your identity card.
The writing is excellent, but there seem to be some issues starting from episode 319. 1. Wasn't it supposed to be a visit to Sun Ce? Why is Cao Cao now targeting Sun Ce? 2. Isn't Cao Cao the Minister of Works? Why does Liu Bei call him Chancellor? 3. Liu Bei hasn't even met the Emperor, so why is he called Liu Huangshu (Imperial Uncle)? @ Also, why is Zhen Ji calling Lao Su "husband"? When did they get married? Did the author change for this episode?
This book is practically a creation of the Queen Mother of the West, sweeping aside countless Tang Dynasty, Qin Dynasty, and Three Kingdoms novels. I've read many, but they're all just variations on the same theme. This one has a fresh subject matter and excellent writing; it's worth four of my previous works.
I think it's alright, but the main character can't live without women.
Overall, it's not bad. The only downside is the slow update speed. Author, please speed it up!
A very good Three Kingdoms novel that makes up for the regret that the main character isn't Dumas and there aren't many descriptions of women. The writing is excellent and enjoyable to read, but it's too short, just like the author's small penis 😄. I hope the author will work hard to write more; I've added it to my favorites to read later.