Dressed as Cao Cao's Daughter, from Farming to Empress

There is a cp, which is a fanfic that I can read completely without having read Three Kingdoms. Moreover, the author did not avoid the issue of Cao Cao's beauty, but also brilliantly described his core of being a loving and strict father. This article has CP. Regarding this point, I think why the female heroine in the novel must have no CP. If there is no male protagonist, there will be no children of her own? If you become an emperor and the next successor is not your own child, what's the point of being an emperor? Is everyone so generous? If your family has a lot of money, give it all away to others? I saw that many people were arguing in the comment area before. It seems that the male protagonist cannot be chosen by Sega. He must be chosen by an ordinary person, or someone with no family background. I think this is a cowardly choice that dare not look up. For a truly great heroine, I think I am actually more inclined towards this man in ancient romance novels. No matter how powerful he is, I can still handle him. So why should I limit my criteria for choosing a spouse because of my family background? The heroine is so strong, and her family background can already make her stand out from the rest. Any man who comes out will be suppressed by her. This is the central idea of ​​the heroine novel. Moreover, the growth of the heroine is also very clearly described. Her cuteness and cleverness as a child, as well as some of her personality changes as she grows up, are all obvious and natural transitions. And after so many years, I have rarely seen such cute articles about children. The heroine's children were also the children of the heroine when they were young, and they were also very cute. The children's words when the heroine's children were young made me feel like I was watching Hu Tutu. It's a pity that there is no extra story.

Who the hell gave me such a low score? Almost missed it. The content is lively and interesting, and the writing is very comfortable to read. It should not be rated as a nine, but should be an eight or higher. The only drawback is that it is a serialized article [crying] It's almost two hundred chapters, I haven't had any feelings before, and now I suddenly want to fall in love? ? It feels like the author is like an old-fashioned parent who suddenly realizes that he must force his children to get married when they get older, and stiffly presses the button for the heroine. I am really a little speechless, and I feel like I have swallowed a fly. I don't understand those CP addicts [face covering]

The book is really well written and I can't help but want to read it all the way through. If the reader hadn't been stabbed in the back, I would almost cry. After all, I still couldn't bear to let the male protagonist get married. It's really... Ugh, if you don't talk about things you can't do at the beginning, I just kept reading. Just saw it here.

This is the first time I've seen a story about Cao Cao's daughter. It's interesting so far. I hope I can keep writing it [Blow kiss]

In fact, the writing in the front is really good [crying] [crying] [crying] Mrs. Ding's setting makes me think about my mother all the time [crying] [crying] The writing style in the front is relaxed and warm, with both historical research and my own understanding. For these plot lines, I can tolerate such a strong heroine with only Yang Xiu as a cp, but what I can't accept is why not marry her? ? The heroine is the mainstay of the Cao family, and Yang Xiu is just a minister. He should be grateful to the heroine for taking him in. [Why] Why should the heroine marry him instead of him? Yang Xiu is the son of a standard family, and his father is not very loyal to the heroine or even the heroine's father. Why should it be him? I was really heartbroken when I saw this [crying][crying][crying] She even gave birth to a child for him... Once the heroine dies, who's dynasty might be...

It's good to read. It's difficult to write a story about a female protagonist with the background of the Three Kingdoms. It's easy to make false claims. But the author's writing style is good and it doesn't seem erratic when reading. The characters in it all have their own distinctive characteristics. Overall, it's a good book. I just don't know if there is a male protagonist. I hope there isn't, otherwise I'm really afraid of losing the character.

It's very interesting to watch. I look forward to the heroine recruiting more celebrities and generals in the future, improving people's lives, and the later plot of conquering the world.

I wrote very well before I secretly fell in love with a man. I follow up on it every day. I can't stand it anymore after confirming the relationship. If you don't mind, you can take a look I thought about it again and again, but I really can't accept this [awkward laughter]

The angle is very novel, the writing is also very good, and the twists are not abrupt at all. It is so beautiful that you will regret it if you miss it! There are also shortcomings: not enough to watch! Big~Fanfan~hungry~meow meow~

This is a book worthy of being on your bookshelf. There are currently 32 chapters. It is neither vulgar nor dramatic. The author has his own understanding of the main characters. To be honest, it is not easy to see it in Tomato. Come on, author, it's too slow

Overall rating: 4.1-4.3 (Out of 5) Attributes: A female-driven novel about the Three Kingdoms period from the end of Han Dynasty to the beginning of Wei Dynasty, Cao Cao's little assistant (female protagonist), the plot rhythm is more canon, the ending is the empress, and there is CP The more I read the full text, the more I want to know whether the heroine will become an empress later. The good news is that she is an empress. I glanced at the table of contents and read on with confidence. But after reading it, I felt it was a pity that there was very little written about the heroine's experience as an empress. It was such a pity. I was looking forward to what the empress would say [I almost cried]. After reading the full text, I think the author probably wrote it based on the timeline of official history. There may be some unofficial history in the middle, but I am not sure what kind of unofficial history I am thinking about. Generally speaking, the whole text is mainly written around the heroine, who is around Cao Cao's time. The storyline is used to promote the plot, but the single plot of the female protagonist is also good. As for the male protagonist, it is not too bad, just... OK. I don't disagree and I can't say I particularly like it. The feeling of the cp group is okay. There is no forced cp. The female protagonist's cp emotional transition is okay. Finally, I hope the author can write a side story [I almost cried], thank you

I wanted to read the update and relax while preparing for the exam, but it ended unexpectedly. I had been anticipating what kind of empress path Suisui would take. I didn't expect it to end so quickly. Now I am as confused as those ministers who saw their father abdicate. For those sisters who haven't read it yet, this is really a good book that you can't miss. The father-daughter relationship between Cao Cao and Cao Huang is well portrayed. Of course, what I like more is the mother-daughter relationship. Suisui is my mother's eternal preference. She will respect all Suisui's decisions and fully support her. Please, who doesn't love my mother? Ah, if you can't accept that the baby has a male protagonist, you can try to avoid lightning. The male protagonist in this article is Yang Xiu. He has been working with Suisui since he was a child. He has a crush on Suisui but failed to confess his love to her. The love that has been unwavering from the beginning is actually very good. They are childhood sweethearts. Who doesn't love my little "darling husband"? (Bushi) (He is just obedient to Suisui, but outside he is actually a top-notch nobleman from a family with a bad temper) (Who knew that the nobleman really has no say in Suisui's family, haha All in all, this is the story of our Suisui, who transformed from a little girl who ran away from her father into an empress step by step. To say too much would seem like a spoiler, but this book is really good. I highly recommend it [shy]

Super pretty! The author is someone who really knows how to write in detail and will not pretend to know how to write unreliable details. The pace of plot development is also very good, especially the heroine's relationship with Cao Cao, family and friends, which makes me really believe that such a woman will use her charm to attract talents! There are just too few wives! ! ! The author will add more updates! It's been so popular recently (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

Very nice! It's just too little, so I finished reading it in one go. I really like the author's writing style, and the relationship between the heroine and Cao Cao. It allows the heroes of the past generation to show their tender side, and the rivalry between father and daughter makes people smile. In addition, the author also wrote about the hardship and despair of the people during that era when the emperors were in a coma, and some promising people were helpless and sad. Well! Speaking of which, Cao Cao was also devoted to the Han from the very beginning!

This theme is very novel and very beautiful. But I think the heroine must have no cp. If there is cp, I can accept it, but I still don't want to watch the spoiled wife. I didn't say that about getting a wife. I hope the heroine grows up and gets a son-in-law. After all, this subject matter is so novel, but don't let it get ruined by the turd-like subject matter of My Lovely Wife. Moreover, the writing style is also excellent. The author is really good at it. It feels like being in a history book [shy][shy]

Exploding lights! Exploding lights! I am really impressed by the author, it is super beautiful, the heroine's character is vivid and interesting, Ding and Cao Cao are really good parents, I don't want there to be a good ending in the end, and the heroine must not be a man, this article is super useless The enemy is so good-looking, I want to cheer for the author [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Adoration] It's super good-looking. I hope that the heroine can ascend to the throne, that her father and mother can be well, and that the heroine can't be a love brain. She can have a harem or no cp. In many articles, when the heroine meets the hero, it's like she has completely changed her person. The most important thing is to completely become the hero. It's good to maintain the tone of this article. This writing style is really good😊 I like the heroine's family and the way they get along. They stand out from the crowd. They are super beautiful. Finally, I hope the author will make more updates. [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration] It's so good-looking. It's super good-looking.

A great article worth reading! ! ! This is my first time reading a Three Kingdoms fanfic, and I have to say that the author has put in a lot of effort into it. Whether it's the thrilling plot, the perfect closed loop of logic, the mature humor of the writing, or the vividness of the characters, it's all very enjoyable to watch. The author has made appropriate changes on the timeline that respects history, and the fine-tuning is relatively reasonable - the emergence of the heroine Suisui has changed the camp and future of some individuals, but the general trend of history as a whole cannot be shaken. The Zhuge Liang who could not be found, the Battle of Chibi that left Boss Cao unforgettable (Suisui could not change the defeat but saved part of Boss Cao's family fortune from being penetrated by the Sun-Liu Alliance)... It really made me feel like I was watching a different Three Kingdoms in a parallel world. (The change in the ending of Xun Lingjun really gave me a sense of satisfaction that I was defeated. This kind of male god of Bai Yueguang level, because of Suisui's influence and Lao Cao Tulu's words of divine blessing, he doubted that the man's strength was about to end. In the end, he did not choose to fight with Lao Cao. Instead, he quit to teach and cultivate talents for Suisui. For this alone, I can give him five stars.) The most important thing is the shaping of the character. This is the first time I have seen such a lively and warm Boss Cao. He is also an arrogant old father who can play and quarrel with his children, feel distressed, suspicious, henpecked, jump out of anger, and especially poach. Although Boss Cao, who is decisive in killing and very charismatic in history, is already very attractive, what moved me the most in the whole text are the two points in the author's writing - one is that Boss Cao's suspicion became more and more serious in the later period, but he never forgot the hardships that Suisui and Cao Ang suffered together when they were not rich. The other is that Boss Cao is known to be a good wife, but under the reminders of Suisui and Ding, he was able to restrain his steroid-induced lustful behavior and avoid a series of major losses such as killing Sanxian with one shot. This is really a huge improvement for Lao Cao. There is also Ms. Ding. Ms. Ding is also a very charming woman. Not only can she manage the backyard well, she can also take care of the complicated family business effortlessly. She can also discuss important matters with Boss Cao. At the same time, she loved her daughter very much. In the author's writing, Ding really managed to ignore the shackles of the times that favored sons over daughters. She would not choose to snatch the children of her concubines into her lap just because she could not give birth to a son who could stand up in the family. She would always regard Suisui as the only legitimate child who could inherit the family business and stand up in the family. She even dared to fight with Lao Cao because Lao Cao used his daughter's marriage as a raft. She is able to tolerate all kinds of whimsical ideas of her 5-year-old daughter and her kind deeds to help the victims. She is also able to openly choose a son-in-law for her daughter and even allows her daughter to marry freely. She also provides the heroine with a forever warm harbor where she can relax and rest. Such a selfless, great, gentle and tolerant mother, not to mention Suisui, even I can't bear to see her leave [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] Although the heroine traveled through time and became the daughter of Boss Cao who died young, she did not recklessly display her modern talents regardless of the historical background because she knew the opportunity, nor was she obsessed with changing history, trying to bring under her command all the enemies of the Cao Group represented by the Sun Liu Alliance (Suisui has always had the attitude of "I will win, but I will lose my life", although she will not be able to gather them all because of her inability to gather them all. (Three Kingdoms Cards, she has a little entanglement and regret, but she will never indulge in such regrets.) Every time she took action in the early stage was to save the lives of her family, and then she carefully planned other things: in order to have the capital to protect herself at the beginning of the troubled times, to regain her old business, to endure her temper, to select seedlings and breed them, to carry out experimental fields, and to silently provide food, grass and funds to Lao Cao who went out to fight. In the later period, when I became more confident and experienced more, when faced with conspiracies and external wars, I was really like a copy of Boss Cao, with fierce methods, but also retained a trace of kindness and softness - Suisui has always been asking for help from the people, although she has always wanted to improve the social status of women. , But she did not force people to serve and hand over their daughters. Instead, she set the tone that "the upper class needs female talents." Whether it is a female secretary or a female worker, the heroine silently guides women to actively enter the workplace, and guides the social atmosphere to gradually accept women out of the house. In the later period, it stabilized. Regardless of the series of important instructions, whether it was fair recruitment of talents, standardized management of brothels, rational revision of tax laws, or formalized rectification of loans, it was relaxed and relaxed, and it was worthy of being a ruler of civilized society and laying a solid social foundation for the next generation to nourish and expand territory.

It suits my taste quite well. As long as it doesn't collapse later, I will keep pursuing it.

The writing is good, and it doesn't write too much boring history. If you don't know much about the history at that time, you can still understand it. I hope the author will write more

My biggest feeling after reading this book is that the author's writing style is very charming. I don't know if I have read too many similar articles. At first, I thought Cao Su had no cp. But then, when I read it, Yang Xiu suddenly appeared. It felt quite unexpected, mainly because it was not in line with my psychological expectations. , When I saw this, I was on the verge of quitting. In the end, Wen Huang came back to read this book, and slowly I accepted that the heroine was really married. A book about the Empress turned out to be a couple for life. Thanks to the author's writing style, many characters are so charming! Now this book has become a permanent fixture on my bookshelf. I hope the author will become rich, have new ideas and update it frequently. The book lovers also became rich and beautiful, and were happy every day.

Super pretty! ! ! Lots of updates! The mother-daughter relationship between the heroine and Mrs. Ding is really touching, and the father-daughter relationship with Cao Cao is also very interesting. The heroine recruits talents while working on her career, and writes many female characters ('▽') who are her comrades who work together. It's so cool to set up a school to recruit male students based on the number of female students! The heroine Gao Guang was not separated because she wanted a son-in-law, which was well received. And the heroine gave birth to a daughter! ! ! ! ! Hello, madam! Thinking about the relationship between Mrs. Ding, the heroine, and the heroine's daughter Xiaogu later, it's very warm. Good review of Ai Nv's article! ! ! Finally, except for the heroine, it's all men. I hope that Yang Xiu's role in the future can be more like a virtuous husband, and his appearance can be less. After getting married, he appeared too much. Or I would rather see the heroine working on her career, the warm daily life with her mother and daughter, and the happy daily life with Cao Cao... (Yang Xiu is a wife!! Madam, don't forget to write down)

This is my first time to rate a book. I have been chasing this book all the way. Watching Suisui grow up and do a lot of things, and the father-daughter relationship with Boss Cao has always been very good. I feel very gratified, and the rhythm of the whole book is also well grasped. The main theme revolves around Suisui accompanying Boss Cao. The process of conquering the world unfolded. After the world was settled, there was no need to devote a lot of space to the subsequent infrastructure construction. In the end, Boss Cao's abdication was just right, avoiding the situation of working on the throne until death and then passing on the throne. In his later years, he can take good care of his body, accompany Mrs. Ding, and Suisui can do what she wants. Boss Cao really loves Suisui. The relationship between them is always that of father and daughter, higher than that of king and minister. The author wrote it so well! ! !

I like this subject matter, and I look forward to the interesting daily life with the counselors in the future, but it is a bit lacking and not enough to watch.

It's quite interesting and very relaxing. I like to read stories without cp. I gave up on the heroine when she fell in love. It's for personal reasons. Those who can accept cp can read it.

The writing is good, but there are some flaws. The protagonist who talks is always written wrong. [Pauses face] Can you correct it? Sometimes I really want to laugh. Huh? I just finished the review and saw that they said that the heroine will become a little wife in the future? ? To be honest, the early stage shaping of the heroine is really not the kind of emperor. Emmm, the whole process is one-third meritorious, then one-third wrangling with her father, and one-third being coquettish with her mother. I haven't read the rest of 3/1, but the review said it was a spoiled wife article, huh? ? ?

It looks good🤩The writing is good, there are some typos, but it doesn't affect it, it's lively and interesting. I don't have a good history, but I can feel the author's great care. I will continue to give feedback after the series is in progress. Finally, I personally don't want to have a male protagonist. Our Suisui can shine on her own, and it is unrealistic to meet a lifelong good son Lang in the historical background. In the end, the heroine shed tears because of people's livelihood, not the Holy Mother, but great love!

The writing is delicate and the description of growth is spot on. There are some typos but they are innocuous. When I read about the 100th chapter, I got a signal that the male protagonist will appear, so I clicked on the comment area to find a new chapter. Sure enough, there is a male protagonist. I originally thought that the protagonist will be alone and beautiful until the end, so here it is. Overall, it is a good book, but it is not to my taste (it is a good book, and I have left five stars)

Unexpectedly beautiful... Although the plot arrangement in some places is relatively naive (you are used to killing whole families and massacres of cities at every turn, so the protagonist will be unaccustomed to burning, killing and looting), the more focus is not on conspiracy, but on people's livelihood and well-being, or the warmth between people. Moreover, in the late Han Dynasty, it was much more reasonable for women to ascend to power than in the later Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, when they were strictly defensive, and it didn't feel too abrupt. After all, she has more than a thousand years of experience and localization, and her final achievements in people's livelihood are invincible, as well as military achievements. In addition, the eldest daughter has accompanied Cao Cao step by step since she was a few years old. She is the main adviser and general. Either she was brought back in advance, or she watched her grow up... The final ending will not feel unreasonable.

A good novel, indeed a good novel, but the author is a bit slow to update, and the quantity is small and the quantity is not enough. Although high-quality books need to be carefully polished, the polishing is too little. If I write more, I will not be so depressed, which also means that I can't stock up as much as I want to. This book vividly describes the father-daughter relationship and interesting interactions between the heroine and Cao Cao, including daily life and games between people, but more of them focus on daily life and there are relatively few games. However, the heroine also worked really hard to poach Cao Cao's corner. Unfortunately, every time the heroine managed to poach the talents, they were poached by Cao Cao.

Sure enough, Cao Sui is the real heroine! ! ! It's not the kind where the princess next door has the same surname as her father, nor is she the kind where the empress kneels before her mother-in-law (yes, I'm just teasing, some of the articles are so angry that my liver aches)