
Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei's First Registrar
三国:曹魏第一主簿
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 579k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
3.4kReads
6.1Score
209Shelves
267Chapters
478Listens
151.4kReads · all time




It's really good to read. Please keep updating the author. I've gained more knowledge by reading the novel, especially the plot of the gentleman traveling far away from the kitchen! It's a very good Three Kingdoms story, with a compact plot and vivid characters. The important thing is that it's not deliberately over-the-top. It's worth reading and I hope the author will keep reading.
It's good. Assistant Cao didn't have to deliberately try to hack Liu.
It's rare to read the Three Kingdoms. It's been a long time since I've seen a Three Kingdoms that is so readable.
The plot is pretty good, and some of the protagonist's martial arts can be inserted later. Work harder on character names and dialogues.
The emotions are real, the storyline is coherent, immersive and real. It is a good book if you can calm down and read it. I hope it will be written well in the future.
It was originally written well, but I don't know how many people ran away after Zuo Ci.
It must be updated. I hope the author can be more formal when conducting character dialogues.
Pretty good, recommended to watch
Looks good, but a little lacking
Good looking. Love watching. Not enough.
No reason is needed for liking.
Not bad, mostly in terms of strategy
Why not updated?
I've read dozens of chapters, and it seems pretty good so far.
Why is there no one reading such a good book? Let's just say that the protagonist went to the plague site to deal with it himself. This book is better than many books
Good! I watched it straight from day to night ''(●—●) Refresh the viewing time
It's well written and worth reading. Cheers to the author!
The first part of the book is quite satisfactory, and it's quite interesting, but after reading more than a hundred chapters, I started to engage in metaphysics.
This book is really well written. The protagonist's character is more like a saint, but I personally don't like it very much.
Why don't you recruit Zhao Yun from Gongsun Chan? I have read many novels before, all of which are about serving as a counselor under Cao Cao and then recruiting Zhao Yun, Dian Wei, Xu Chu and others.