Han Yu transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms period. Blinded and nearly killed, he is rescued by a man called Old Cao. To repay Old Cao's kindness, Han Yu decides to stay and help him.
What Han Yu doesn't know is that Old Cao is none other than Cao Cao, the warlord of the late Han dynasty.
Han Yu: “Old Cao, I have a method for conquering the world. Would you like to learn it?”
As Han Yu's mysterious identity becomes known throughout the land...
Liu Bei: “If I had Mr. Han, I could surely restore the Han dynasty and build a mighty empire!”
Zhuge Liang: “Now that Cao Cao has Mr. Han, what would be the point of my coming out of seclusion?”
Zhou Yu: “Why was Yu born if there was also to be a Han?”
Sun Quan: “I'm done fighting! Cao Aman, with Mr. Han helping you, you can have all of Jiangdong too!”
Cao Cao: “With Mr. Han, I feel like a fish in water. The realm belongs to me, Cao Cao, and naturally, all the beauties should belong to the gentleman!”
One day, Han Yu gazes at the Great Wei capital, where envoys from every nation have come to pay tribute, and is left speechless!
What is going on? How did I help Cao Cao turn Great Wei into an empire on which the sun never sets without even realizing it?
And how did I end up becoming Great Wei's revered teacher?
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So far it looks very good, but there are some slight deviations, but it's harmless. This book is for assisting Cao. If you like Boss Cao, you can try it. The biggest shortcoming is that there are too few. Just use the author as a donkey and give me a hard production.
It looks good. I hope it will be updated stably. Currently, it only uses the Romance of the Three Kingdoms as the background. I just hope that some other settings of the Three Kingdoms will not be randomly added later (for example, Lu Bu is not the first among the Three Kingdoms in the history books), otherwise it will be messed up and it will easily look awkward (because those settings will look awkward no matter how you look at them).
So exciting and beautiful
As long as it is not a studio article and can be read, I will give it five stars.
In the Three Kingdoms, counselors assisting Cao Cao is not brainless. The overall plot feels okay. The protagonist may have force in the later stage. It is a bit cool and slightly toxic, but it is still watchable. [Note] Come on!
For me, who has tasted Qianzubaidu, as long as it is not too poisonous, five stars is a friendly price. ——Little Shennong (given a nickname by peers)
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