
You Think I’m Weak and Useless? I’ll Join Cao Cao Instead
你嫌我病弱无用?我转身投奔曹操
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- Completed
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- 230k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I hope that the male protagonist can capture Zhuge Villager alive later, and then put Zhuge Villager under house arrest, and then wait until the day when the thief Liu Da'er is executed, and take Zhuge Villager to watch how his lord died.
I think it's pretty good. Even though it's black, it's okay. It's just that Liu Bei's writing is a bit too dark. Everyone who writes about the Three Kingdoms has a misunderstanding, that is, Soochow is the rat and Soochow is the rubbish. But the problem now is that if you look at it from beginning to end, there is only Soochow. He is the strongest. If you include Huang Gai and the other old men, as well as Zhou Yu, if Sun Ce is not dead at that time, he will use Sun Quan's check and balance skills and those Soochow aristocratic families to match Sun Ce's force with the Soochow veterans left behind after Sun Jian's death. Who is the strongest among them? No need for me to say more, right?
I know that if I say anything, I will be called a human being, so I won't say anything.
I should forget it Rating of this book: I want to rate it 8.4 Because the author has 1.6
If you can continue writing, it will be a very good book about the Three Kingdoms.
Good job, keep up the good work
No matter how much it is, it just looks good.
I like this book very much, good luck to the author!
Although Liu Bei is a bit OOC, I like him.