The Three Kingdoms Have Both Sides

How should I put it? At this time, Lao Cao was still loyal to the Han Dynasty. The protagonist said this when he came, fearing that he would be hacked to death, and he actually saw Lao Cao like this. It was a bit too natural.

I just read two chapters and met Cao Cao for the first time. Cao Cao said that the protagonist does not understand the etiquette of a monarch and his ministers. What does the etiquette of a monarch and his ministers mean? Cao Cao has just rebelled against Dong Zhuo. He doesn't have the qualifications or awareness to say such things. The protagonist and Cao Cao just introduced themselves as civilians and became ministers? Even if he joins Cao Cao's command, he is still a lord and subordinate, not an emperor and minister. At the beginning, the protagonist wanted to go to Jingzhou to hug Zhuge Liang's lap. He didn't even look at how old Zhuge Liang was. Zhuge's family was in Xuzhou, and he hid in Jingzhou when Cao Cao killed Xuzhou. The Zhuge family is an aristocratic family, and it is not just for ordinary people to become bookboys if they want to.