It’s Hard Being Cao Cao’s First Wife (Three Kingdoms)

I like it very much. It can be said that this is the first time I have seen a husband and wife story in the Cao Cao series. It is not particularly amazing but is warm and beautiful enough. It doesn't mean that the character of Cao Cao was ruined. It was written according to the habits of that era (there is no idea of ​​​​being together for the rest of your life), and the heroine is not obsessed with love. I like the character of the heroine. She can be said to be happy-go-lucky, or she can be said to be as plain as water, flowing slowly. What interests me is the heroine's housekeeping ability and knowing what she should do, rather than some house-fighting skills or nonsense like concubines. Also, I like the heroine to improve the fertilizer and make a fire bed that can save people's lives. The most correct thing about the system is that it has sweet potatoes. Let there not be so many people who died in that troubled time. Make alcohol, respect craftsmen, and open an academy where women can enroll. Although she does not always serve the country and the people, there are some things she does not care about her heart.

Madam, you wrote well. 555 It would be great if the Three Kingdoms were really unified by Boss Cao. There would be no chaos in China, and there would not be more than a hundred years of bloody history. It is a pity that history does not have what if.

I watched it for two days. Distilling liquor and alkali quenching are both great ideas. The system's golden finger and the sweet potatoes falling from the sky are really eye-catching. At that time, food was indeed a top priority. It also makes me have a special liking for farming literature. The author's protagonist is mainly at the rear, stirring up historical events as a butterfly. I originally thought I could make suggestions on the battlefield, but I thought of the limitations of the times at that time. The protagonist Ding Min, as a new era woman who has traveled back in time, is neither humble nor overbearing. It looks like an old married couple has a sense of tranquility. Ordinary yet warm.

Well written, warm and flowing text

What can I say, I really like it when I look at it.

Why can't Mrs. Ding get pregnant? She can give birth to a daughter without any dispute over rights.

Who doesn't love someone who is good-looking and talented?

Crouching dragons and phoenix chicks were snatched away and Liu Xuande was asked to catch them blindly.

What, it feels like there are still two hundred chapters left to write, why is it about to end? ?

Hahaha, poor Yang Xiu