Three Kingdoms: Brother, Stop Joking. How Could You Be Cao Cao?

It's so good that it makes me happy to watch it. The rhythm is refreshing, the angles are strange and the strategies are excellent. It's interesting to see the modern system implemented in ancient times. The protagonist becomes Boss Cao and pretends to be a 13-year-old cheater. It's really funny. Five stars! Author, don't sleep, update soon!

In the middle of the update, the article is cool and unintentionally pretentious. In fact, it is the crushing of the thinking of the pattern of the times. Real modern people have traveled through time and utilized knowledge. The strategies they use now are well-founded and well-structured. They use common modern systems and even daily knowledge to solve problems.

It was well written, but there was an emotional scene, and when I saw the heroine coming out, I gave it five stars, so I ran away~

It's quite interesting. The protagonist likes to live his own life lying flat and fishing. Saw the latest. It seems that there is a heroine, but the key point is that this heroine is not likeable when she appears, she insists on joining in to cheer up her enemies. In fact, I feel like it's pretty good without CP.

The author used modern political management to improve the development of the Cao Wei Group in the late Han Dynasty to a height that other princes could not reach. The high-efficiency and equal squeeze of the cattle and horses of 1800 years ago [face covering]

Before I read Three Kingdoms, I liked Cao Cao. After reading Three Kingdoms, I liked Liu Bei. When I liked Liu Bei, I realized that I actually didn't want to read this book. I opened it out of boredom and read it. Oops! Good! The writing is online, and the plot is compact and refreshing without being brainless. Although some of Cao Ying's characters are slightly beautified, it is still acceptable. After all, this is a book written by Cao Cao.

I have never seen the Three Kingdoms written from this perspective and strategy. It is quite novel. Although some things feel specious, you do not let the protagonist do it personally, nor do you propose strategies, but propose them in a conceptual way, and the rest is entirely up to the listener's imagination to implement. Pretty good. The following is just a little emotion There was something about the main character that I resonated with. What a simple vision to live. Although I am very happy compared to my ancestors and those who did not have enough to eat. But for a person like me who has no ambitions, I still try my best to live [laughing and crying]. Parents' support and expectations, marriage and exploitation controlled by capital. Damn, living is so tiring From my personal point of view, the part about the love between children written later is a failure. I feel that this book should not involve the love between children.

It's a very good novel about the Three Kingdoms. The only pity is that Liu Bei was killed early. The most fascinating part of the Three Kingdoms is the battle of wits and courage between Cao Cao and Liu Bei. Jiangdong is a group of rats. If Liu Bei is killed first, who will Cao Cao fight with? With Sun Quan? That's one level lower. . .

I saw 109, a typical routine article, "finding a problem, being unable to do anything, the protagonist showing off, positive feedback", several chapters in a cycle. The author didn't even bother to dig holes and make deductions, just to take this routine to the extreme, and I read Chapter 109 without knowing it. You can take a look when you are short of books. If you really want to pursue something, you have to continue to dig for gold.

It's hard to say about the rest. If you really have such talent, Cao Cao will definitely marry all three of his daughters to you. What other women do you want? Lu Lingqi is kidding.