[Legends of the Three Kingdoms Fanfiction] Azure Steel, Certain Kill

Green Gang Sword, Spade 6, range 2, ignores armor. It was once Cao Cao's sword, and after he gave it to Xiahou En, Zhao Yun killed Xiahou En and took it. Unassailable Kill is Jia Xu's skill. It is a locked skill: during your turn, only characters in the Dying state may use Peach, other than you. This story was originally titled Mutual Love. Told from Cao Cao's point of view, it is a faux-lighthearted tale about a man who claims to be seeking true love while scheming to keep two lovers at his side, only to love without being loved in return and angrily break up a pair of lovebirds. The main pairing is Cao Cao with Everyone. The main storyline pairings are Cao Cao x Xun Yu and Sima Yi x Guo Jia. The author is a Wei Kingdom fan, and the story mixes history with game elements. The battlefields are full of romantic tension and bugs, thoroughly revealing the truth that Shu attacks, Wei takes it, and Wu is rotten. The main story is complete, as is the Deng, Zhong, and Jiang extra, Red and White Roses. Find out where Zhong Hui, with memories of a past life (?), will find love. The extra will explain the bug that removed Zhang Chunhua's skill in the main story. The author is compulsive about revising, so don't hold them responsible for repeated revisions (fake updates)! Reading suggestions: 1. Besides the main pairing, there are plenty of chaotic pairings for you to discover (Y) on your own (Y). 2. The author's moral integrity comes and goes, just like the generals in the story. 3. It's a one-on-one happy ending. Don't get hung up on skills, battles, or whatever. The romantic tension is the real point! 4. The story takes place around the time of A General's Rise to Fame. When writing the main story, the author only knew the generals from before A General's Rise to Fame, and made up the later generals and skills. If you spot a bug, see point three. 5. Some generals' skills have changed completely since then, so please take the versions in the story as definitive! History calmly tells us that being greedy and always wanting more is bound to end badly. Theme: