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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- 483k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 9mo ago
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It's okay. I'll read it when I have time. The dialogue occasionally has some jokes or modernization, and the description of Liu Bei is a bit villainous. He may be a hypocrite, but he can't be as dark as in the article. Come on
I've watched it for fun, but Cao Cao's daughter hasn't been written yet. How many days will it take to raise her?
Cai Yan and Cai Zhaoji should be accepted or not. If so, they should be accepted as early as possible. After all, the opening timeline is quite late. The Li Guo Rebellion was in 192, and the opening is in 193. The time when Cai Zhaoji was kidnapped by the Xiongnu went south was between the Li Guo Rebellion and the welcoming of Emperor Xian. (In fact, the Huns had already gone south several times when they welcomed Emperor Xian) Cao Cao went to Luoyang to welcome Emperor Xian in 196, but by this time Emperor Xian had fled from Chang'an to Luoyang.
The writing of Liu Bei was bad, but it doesn't matter. The plot needs to be understandable. The only thing Liu Bei is sorry for is the land of Sichuan and Shu.
The Liu Bei invited by the author is Liu Da from the New Three Kingdoms next door [face covering] Except that Liu Da affects the perception, the rest is okay
Pretty good, but when will Cao Cao reveal his identity?
Personally, I think this author writes quite well. Firstly, the theme of "treating depression" is very innovative. Secondly, the author's writing style is humorous and interesting, which makes people feel "relaxed" when reading it. I suggest everyone to read [Sparrow Food Masterpiece].
Che basically writes out what a counselor should think about, and the relationship between the protagonist and the lord is very close. Although there is a harem, there is no stallion, so it is good to watch.
There's not much else to say. Currently in chapter 70, I've only recruited two or three women, and they're not even close. Most likely they'll be Monk Wen.
The old Russian strategist of the family looked a little fatter, so he took me along and told the truth! Can I use any clothes that my buddy has at home? ! ? ! ? ! ? We have a puppet senior sister here