Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms: Taking Cao Mengde to Hanzhong
穿越三国：带曹孟德去汉中
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- Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei's Poisonous Strategist, Part-Time SSR Banner三国：曹魏毒谋兼职SSR卡池Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's so good! There are so many female leads! 😏 I hope there are many more! 😏
Review of Chapter 70 High-quality grains While not a meticulously researched work, it still respects history, and the author possesses a certain level of historical knowledge. It's a hybrid of historical fiction and official accounts, a fictionalized Three Kingdoms period, with clear logic and a tight plot. The writing style isn't mature but is passable.
I'm very selective about the books I read, but after reading dozens of chapters, I found this one to be very well written. Unlike some early novels with overpowered protagonists and super-satisfying plots, this one features a protagonist with high intelligence, a tightly woven story, and a tight plot.
It's pretty good. It has a cheat system, but it's not entirely reliant on it. Also, I really like the protagonist's ruthless attitude of keeping his entire family out of trouble.
It's a pretty good Three Kingdoms novel, but don't be fooled by the synopsis 🤦 So far, I haven't felt the protagonist has used any particularly cunning schemes; he mostly works as a headhunter, poaching talent from all over. It's a harem novel, but he doesn't interact much with his harem members; he spends most of his time focusing on his career.
Putting everything else aside, the male protagonist, being a time traveler, is pretty impressive. At least he can analyze the pros and cons of events based on his memories and the actual situation, which is quite remarkable. 😂😂😂 Cao Cao had a bunch of cunning advisors around him, hahaha! 😂😂😂
I'd give it four stars. It's not bad, but I only got to the beginning and don't know whether to get Diao Chan or not. After all, Lu Bu has already gotten Diao Chan. Even if I get her later, it'll only be worth this one star. It's a pity that I got her as a C-rank character even though I got her early on. So, after giving Diao Chan to Lu Bu, this is the only rating I can get, regardless of whether I get her later.
Okay, okay, I've read more than half of it so far. This book is completely different from other stories where the protagonist joins the Cao family. It takes a new direction from the very beginning. The protagonist is well-developed; he has strength but doesn't hide it, and he can be lazy when necessary, but he's still powerful when it matters.
Well, to be honest, I think it's already pretty good. After all, it's hard to control the word count once you get to a certain point. The only downside is some of the overly lengthy descriptions of romance. There's not much to say about them; they're basically glossed over. They've covered most of what could be included.
The writing is excellent, and the premise is quite interesting. The harem is large, and there's not much romance – it's purely a collection of characters. However, this is actually a strength, since forcing romance into the story could easily ruin the characters or the plot.