Three Kingdoms: My Father Is Cao Mengde, More Children, More Blessings
三国：家父曹孟德，多子多福
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 438k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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I hope the author can keep at it, it's very beautiful, very beautiful Is there a party for the nine Gou family members to have fun?
The book is okay, but it contains too much empathy and makes me feel uncomfortable reading it.
Self-evaluation This book assumes history. If Cao Ang had not died, it might be more exciting and touching than the Three Kingdoms.
The old bookworm's affirmation, it's a very good-looking plot of Three Kingdoms. The author's grasp is relaxed and relaxed. The grasp of the characters is also remarkable. It requires IQ, and if you repeatedly taste the suggestions that you don't understand, you will naturally understand the superb intelligent game.
It's wonderful. I stayed up all night to finish it. The writing can be said to be appreciable to both refined and popular tastes. It's soul-stirring. The characters are very vivid and vivid. Especially when I see Taishi Ci, who is really a man of unyielding feelings and righteousness, but he has been betrayed all the time, first by his brothers and then by his subordinates. It's really heartwarming. Fortunately, the author didn't write him off, otherwise I would have died of pain. Reading this book always reminds me of the sentence "The Three Kingdoms ran out of heroes, and the two Jins were full of rats."
The author can focus on Chen Deng. The Chen family where Chen Deng lived was the real top celebrity in the late Han Dynasty, and both Yuan Shao and Liu Bei had to give face to the Chen family. All the celebrities in the late Han Dynasty were inextricably related to the Chen Qiu Ma Rongshi family.
I don't know why the rating is so bad. This book is really profound, but it also analyzes history from a simple perspective. I think it's okay.
I don't know what book review to write, but it's really good to read [laughs awkwardly], Cao Pi, um, sinister [thinking]
It's very well written, I hope it doesn't end badly.
I'm here to give points to this book. Come on, author.