Three Kingdoms: Saving the Emperor in the Palace, Cao Cao Begs Me to Be His Strategist

A good book, you can read it quietly if there are no chapters The protagonist assists Cao Cao, is as wise as a demon, and retains the original characters of celebrities from the Three Kingdoms. The scenes (employing people), getting to know women with their talents (slap-in-the-face scenes), non-systematic and refreshing writing Just read it as a cool novel. I read more than a dozen chapters a day. After the 100th chapter, the characters begin to become flat and symbolic. The protagonist's methods are decisive for the purpose of the novel. Slapping in the face becomes a rationalization of slander. Profiles begin to become tools.

The military law of the Three Kingdoms, the plot, and the description of people's hearts are clear and exciting. In the past, I have only seen one film that can compare to the Yinhou of the Three Kingdoms.