Three Kingdoms: Qin Mu, the Sage Strategist, Joins Cao Cao from the Start
三国：谋圣秦穆，开局投曹老板
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Clever Strategist Who Assists Cao Cao but Can't Fight. Don't Scrutinize It Too Closely, and Don't Recommend Random Books.
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Any Three Kingdoms Novels Focused on the Cao Wei Faction?
I'm tired of reading about Shu and Wu while Cao Cao gets mocked every day. Anyone have a Three Kingdoms story from the Cao Wei side? No System cheats or mindless wish fulfillment. I'd like something with a little depth!
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It is simply unbelievable. Things that did not happen happened unexpectedly, and more than once, 1️⃣ it was the false emperor Yuan Shu, Dong Zhuo was not dead, Yuan Shu did not have a jade seal, and he did not proclaim himself emperor. Xiahou Dun called Yuan Shu the false emperor during the battle with Ji Ling, 2️⃣ it was Cao Mengde, this is awesome! General Zhendong said that he received the seal of Zhou Mu. Later, the protagonist was in Luoyang, and someone called Cao Cao Cao Sikong. It was unbelievable. With all these factors, this book is most likely to be a pasted book. It has two stars and is worth owning.
Recommended, good