Transmigrated 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