Three Kingdoms: The Emperor Fakes His Death, and I Urge Cao Cao to Rebel

Liu Xie's ability is far greater than that of Cao Cao: evaluation from the author 🙂

The part about the Taixue is too much. As the eldest son of the eldest prince, the protagonist also controls the ten ministers and the military power around Luoyang. He has also won over the Yuan family. Liu Bian, He Jin and Queen He are all in control. The highest power in the country is almost in his hands. You have to complete the whole part of the Taixue. The plot of the film is very boring. Thousands of people are armed with swords and force the palace. The imperial students are not fools. Most of the people from aristocratic families have surrendered when they see the Yuan family. Those from poor families are even simpler. For the sake of family rejuvenation and their own interests, they are even less likely to be enemies of the rulers of the empire. Maybe some people had family and country justice in their hearts. After all, the prevailing trend at that time was loyalty, filial piety, and justice, and Yuan Shao was encouraging people. But the protagonist was the first heir, so justice was no problem, and the people in power were also attracted. As long as he showed up to prove that he was not a madman, what else was there to question? He Jin, that good-for-nothing, who doesn't know that he is just a good-for-nothing brought in by the eunuchs from aristocratic families by the Ling Emperor. It's too far-fetched to use him as an excuse to take charge of the overall situation.

Although the title of the book does not explain the content clearly, the plot logic does not have any poisonous points. Except for using a chicken and a rabbit in a cage to prove IQ, which is a bit difficult, other IQs are basically online. There is nothing hard to install. It is worth reading.

The plot of the first ten chapters was fast and well-written, but it started to get boring after that. A Tai student wrote five or six chapters. After that, I watched it become more and more boring, and I had nothing to say.

I really thought you had the final say in everything since you traveled through time. You are not Lao Zhu. Times are different, and the majesty of the emperor is also different.

The content is quite interesting. But there are too many typos. The author reminded me but did not change it. Let's give it three stars.

It can be seen that there is nothing poisonous about seizing power in the early stage. There are too many typos. If you change them all, you will owe Tomato money.

Apart from being more licking Cao Liu, and having some funny opinions on some things, the rest is okay.

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It's very interesting. Come on, author.