From the Start, I Swore Brotherhood with Cao Cao, and He Gave Me the Qiao Sisters!
开局结拜曹操，他送我大小乔！
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- 545k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Well written! It incisively and vividly describes the character of the warlord Cao Cao, realistically portraying the traits and wisdom of people from past and present lives, and also fully depicting the process and changes in history.
This is an unparalleled masterpiece, one that we should keep hidden away on our bookshelves, never revealing it or recommending it, so that we, the discerning readers, may enjoy it in our own hands. However, its public display may disturb the peace of mind of some who wish to view it privately, thus contradicting the author's original intent and altering the book. Therefore, it should be kept hidden away in books; remember this well.
I have a suggestion: secretly build a research base during Cao Cao's time. Have Cao Cao train a group of biomedical experts to conduct research in the Americas, find a way to control them, and then return to the modern era. Unless they develop a drug for immortality, lifespan extension, and enhanced physique, they shouldn't just use a portal to travel to the Three Kingdoms period to adjust things…
A perfect score! The concept is brilliant, featuring a dual time-travel theme. The male protagonist sponsors Cao Cao, defeats Sun Quan and Liu Bei, expands the Han dynasty's influence across the world, and forges an enduring legacy with unwavering loyalty. Cao Cao then reciprocates by supporting the male protagonist in establishing a nation in the real world – absolutely fantastic!
Very good, I haven't seen such a fresh and excellent Three Kingdoms novel in many years.
The plot is good, and the daily updates are over 10,000 words. I really admire that. Excellent! 5 Stars.
The character development is decent. I've read about twenty chapters and it seems good. Keep it up!
Aside from the slightly toxic premise of altering the original world's history at the beginning, everything else was quite enjoyable. However, this toxic aspect gradually faded later on. The protagonist was decisive and ruthless; it was the first time I'd seen a story where the protagonist went abroad and established a nation. It was exhilarating; I almost gave up on the book because of that toxic element, but thankfully I persevered.
I haven't seen a book like this in a long time; it's truly a masterpiece. It's a pity it's too short; it took me two or three hours to finish it. I wish it were a complete book.
It's quite good; at least the ancients weren't stupid. I hope the updates will be faster.