The Han’s New Wei at the End of the Dynasty

I'm begging the author to crossdress! 👚

Here's a 10,000 yuan reward! The book excels in its portrayal of the protagonist: decisive, rational, mature, and logical. This makes it far more plausible than other Three Kingdoms novels. Secondly, the depiction of women is excellent. In the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, why wouldn't a man want the woman he likes? Which man isn't lustful? Those who criticize it as a harem are just virgins.

Cao Ang's combat power seems a bit over the top. 🔨

With such fast progress, could it be finished before it's even released?

Regarding the soul-transmigration, Cao Ang, as the first in line to inherit the Cao family's throne, naturally received a lot of attention. However, the protagonist, a modern person, even with the fusion of memories, ultimately never lived in that era, so it's unreasonable for him to adapt immediately upon entering the story. Also, the fact that the father couldn't even recognize his own son is a major failure in writing Cao Cao.

I'll help you come up with a name for Cao Anmin. It's so jarring that everyone keeps mentioning Cao Anmin in every chapter. Cao Hui. "To bring peace to the people is to bring them benefit; the common people will cherish him." This phrase originates from the Book of Documents. It conforms to the norms for scholars choosing their courtesy names.

Hmmm, could you please use simpler language? I'm having trouble understanding it, it's too tiring for a struggling student like me.

Dude, classical Chinese is a disadvantage. One chapter of yours is enough for someone else to pad out four. And the plot moves too fast... Well, I can't quite put my finger on it, but you know what I mean.

General Dian, let's see who kills more. Father, hurry and go; I'll cover your retreat.

Does the main character often fight on the battlefield by himself? Please let me know.