Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Fierce Son-in-Law

When I first read this book, I felt that it was average. The protagonist was a bit clever in modern times, but also a bit silly. I felt like he was just a reckless man with a golden finger. After watching the movie, I felt a sense of anticipation. The protagonist is also growing and is not static. This kind of novel is a bit refreshing and can also be leveled up. It's quite comfortable to read. I don't know why the rating is low. Maybe someone gave it a bad review. To be honest, the writing is really good. There are no poisonous points at the moment, and it is very refreshing. It would be better if the follow-up can be updated faster [please take a closer look]

Thriving Chen Cong Wei Physical strength 4/4 Building momentum: During the card playing phase, other male characters can designate a non-equipment card from the deck. If you can use this card, after the settlement is completed, this card will be placed on your general card, called [Position] (up to 4). Good Son-in-law: In the card playing phase, you place a [Yue] on a character general card that allows you to obtain [Position]; at the end of the other character's turn, if they have a [Yue], choose one to perform ① Touch X cards ②Increase the upper limit of physical strength by a little and restore a little physical strength Invincibility: Locking skill, when you become the target of another character using a card outside the turn, they cannot use or play cards different from the card type this turn. At the end of your turn, cause the other character who has been the target of your card the most times (or one of them) to lose one stamina. Wu Wang: After the card that you designated as the only target of another character is settled, other characters except this character can be regarded as using this card for this character.

The words are incisive and humorous. The war between the Three Kingdoms princes is written with the feeling of the underworld fighting for territory, which seems quite novel.

How can I put it this way? I have read another book about Cao Cao's Son-in-Law. It's not as invincible as Pig's Knuckle, but it's both good-looking.

Only beauties are allowed to dance, and talented men are not allowed to express their beautiful words. I just regret that the platform does not allow it, so there is nowhere to post my full words.

Shuhan is the resistance of idealism to reality, and Cao Wei is the pursuit of ideals by realism. Between ideals and reality, the protagonist sides with Cao Cao, but does not slander Liu Bei. This is worthy of recognition in the first place. The biggest highlight of this book is that it is positioned as a rare portrait of the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist connects the fate lines in the palms of Cao Cao, Dong Zhuo, Lu Bu and others through their in-law relationship, changing their destiny trajectories vigorously and silently. Cao Cao (the second male) has gotten rid of the dark history of "I would rather betray others than others betray me". His cunning and cunning character is vividly described. The superficial intrigues between the father-in-law and his son-in-law are actually words and deeds and silent support. Cao Cao can be said to be a true portrayal. Dong Zhuo (the third male) is 'forced' to become the male protagonist's father-in-law. The male protagonist's second son Dong Si is his grandson. With an heir to inherit, Dong Zhuo, who knows how to cherish his reputation after his death and hold his righteousness hostage, is the ultimate big boss Dong Demon King. The descriptions of other characters are also very exciting, such as Niu Fu, the "Niu Sending Treasure", Cao Ren, the "Golden Juice General", Pan Feng, the "Thirteen Taibao", and so on. Girls like the silly and sweet Cao Rong, Dong Bai, etc. Are all handled just right by the protagonist who has received modern education, without being delicate or pretentious. The protagonist's generous character and the strong contrast brought by the name Chen "Wudi" are a little greasy, but not lacking in depth. In short, this book on group portraits of the Three Kingdoms does have great potential and is worth recommending.

Although I haven't read much novels about the Three Kingdoms genre, I'd like to update them soon.

Personally, I feel that this is the best novel about the Three Kingdoms in Tomato, and the details are very good. The only regret is that I finished it in one day. Please update as soon as possible. How can you sleep at your age? [Read carefully] [Read carefully] [Read carefully] [Read carefully]

Start with a huge amount of force, and then start to crush the protagonist

I'm looking forward to the Nth day of the continuation. Is the author going through it? Can you take me with you?