The Great Wei’s Imperial Son-in-Law, Cao Cao’s Camp Favorite
大魏驸马爷，曹营第一团宠
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- Completed
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- 483k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 10mo ago
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- Three Kingdoms: A Depressing Strategist, Cao Cao Angrily Marries Off His Eldest Daughter三国：致郁型谋士，曹操怒嫁长女Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's alright, I'll read it when I'm looking for something to read. The only downsides are the occasional jokes or modern elements in the dialogue that feel a bit out of place. Liu Bei is portrayed as a bit petty; he might be a hypocrite, but he shouldn't be as dark as depicted in the story. Keep it up!
I've finished reading it, but I haven't written about Cao Cao marrying off his daughter yet. I'll rest for a few days.
Should we take Cai Yan and Cai Zhaoji in? If so, we should do it sooner rather than later, since the opening timeline is quite late. The Li Guo Rebellion occurred in 192, and the story begins in 193. Cai Zhaoji was abducted by the Xiongnu during their southward invasion between the Li Guo Rebellion and the arrival of Emperor Xian.
The portrayal of Liu Bei is flawed, but it's insignificant and understandable given the needs of the plot. The only thing Liu Bei truly wronged was the land of Sichuan.
The Liu Bei the author invited is probably the same Liu Bei from the new Three Kingdoms series, right? 🤦 Aside from the Liu Bei character affecting the viewing experience, everything else is alright.
It's pretty good, but when will Cao Cao reveal his identity?
Personally, I think this author writes quite well. Firstly, the theme of "curing depression" is novel, and secondly, the author's writing style is humorous and interesting, making for a "light" reading experience. I recommend everyone check out [Sparrow's Masterpiece].
The story captures almost everything a strategist should think of, and the protagonist has a very close relationship with his lord. Although it features a harem element, it's not a harem story, making it a good read.
There's not much else to say. It's currently at chapter 70, and he's only recruited two or three women, and they're still not fully committed. It's highly likely to be a monk story.
The old Russian family strategist, a bit chubby, told me something really true! My buddy's clothes are all available, no doubt about it! We have a puppet master here!