Three Kingdoms: I'm Cao Xing, Yet They Call Me a Cao Bandit
三国：我曹性，竟也被叫曹贼
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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- Three Kingdoms: After Plotting to Claim Dong Zhuo's Legacy, I Dominate the North三国：谋划董卓遗产后，称霸北方Alternate title on Fanqie
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The plot is fine. It's just that he claims to be as beautiful as an angel every time he sees a woman, as if he's never seen a woman before. 80% Of the plot revolves around women. It's all about flirting with girls. They might as well just write a romance novel.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels are indeed very good. They're quite realistic. They're also enjoyable to read. But after reading too many Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels, those that start with characters calling each other "master," "young master," and "young lady" are incredibly awkward. Every genre of book should be relevant to its era.
It's indeed well-written, and the logic is sound.
This is a purely lighthearted, enjoyable read. The author made some changes to the content, combining Hulao Pass and Shishui Pass into one location.
It looks good and runs very smoothly.
This is so beautiful! It would be even better and more intuitive if it included maps for each battle. 🤔 The protagonist is truly remarkable. In the early stages, he not only fawns over Dong Zhuo but also repeatedly saves Hua Xiong, treating him like a brother. Hua Xiong is brave but lacks strategy; it's unclear what's so appealing about him.
A fairly standard story about the struggle for power at the end of the Han Dynasty. The plot and overall structure are decent, though the romance is a bit lacking. But what more could you ask for? Up to this point, there are no stories of women being sent away or killed (except for a fictional cousin sent to Liu Xie for plot purposes), and it's neither awkward nor boring, which is quite rare among similar novels. Four stars for encouragement.
A very interesting book
You can fatten them up before killing them.
A very good novel; you can read it in one sitting.