
A Minister of Cao Wei
曹魏臣子
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 6y ago
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This should be regarded as the struggle history of an ordinary person after returning to the Three Kingdoms. It is said that in the same year of the same year, Ru Hexiu, an ordinary person in modern times, how could he come up with so many ingenious ideas and endless strategies. He knew astronomy, geography, and history and was eager to change it. This kind of modern character that does not feel that he has made mistakes can be said to be very real. Moreover, the old fox was not trained in a day. Moreover, the general trend cannot be changed and he can only follow the trend. After all, this Chen Zichu is not Chen Zichuan. Moreover, the protagonist is young and has not shared the same joys and sorrows with Lao Cao (financing property may not necessarily lead to important ministers of the country, such as Wei Zi and Mi Zhu). He is not trusted as much as Cao Cao's counselors. He cannot enter the decision-making level and is sometimes suspected. If he does not listen to his suggestions, he will not be able to do anything. There are two disadvantages to investing in Cao Cao. One is that Boss Cao's clan is too powerful, and the other is that people who invest midway will be in two situations: either they will trust you in everything they do, or they will guard against you in everything they do. The protagonist is the second miserable person. In fact, the route suitable for Boss Zhuge is only suitable for a few people. What is suitable for more people is the route of the old thief Sima, who seeks himself first and then others. There is no scumbag in the history. Before the Battle of Wancheng, it was slightly poisonous, but then it gradually became better. Let's take a general look at the food and grass.
The protagonist's current status is achieved through several life and death experiences. Growth requires a process. It is well written. If you add some human conflicts, betrayal, friendship, etc., It will be even more perfect. After all, no matter in any era, human nature is unfathomable.
It's very real, and there are many flesh-and-blood supporting characters, which is much better than most facial makeup novels. It is very slow. The protagonist matures step by step. Step by step, he changes from a passionate little rich man who lives in peace to living for himself and his family in order to no longer follow the crowd. It's a bit slow in this online novel environment, although the word count is actually not that many. About the second volume, the gap is a bit big. The protagonist suddenly gives people a silly, stupid and naive feeling, which is somewhat inconsistent with the previous ones. I feel like it was not handled well, and it has discouraged many readers. It's a pity that my grades can't improve After so many years of book shortage, I haven't encountered a novel that I was so immersed in reading for a long time. Automatically subscribe to a wave
I occasionally found works that I just wanted to read casually at first. After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the writing is getting better and better. I hope to maintain the standard and maintain the state. The starting point is very deep. The new author has no way or support. Basically, the results and number of fans at the beginning will definitely not be good. It can only be accumulated over time. Remember. Be careful, poor grades do not mean that your works are bad. Many readers follow the trend of reading books. In fact, the works of some so-called "starting masters" may not be as good as yours at all. I hope you can persist in writing and not end it. Readers who think it is good can also recommend it to others and support new authors. 👍
I am convinced by this book. Starting with a noble family and a big boss, you can obviously gain fame and be born in a high profile. As a result, he ended up in a poor family. The minister in the title actually usurped the throne again in the end. The struggle for hegemony is not like fighting for hegemony, and the advisers are not like advisers. You still want to write something that feels like a myth? Really speechless
I have a question I would like to ask the author. After all the preliminary preparations, Cao Cao asked the protagonist to be an errand boy? The person whom the protagonist recommended in the past did not say a word? Cao Cao has a history of knowing people and making good use of them. You have also said that Cao Cao valued the protagonist and felt that the protagonist was talented, and then backhandedly sent the protagonist to his adviser to be his younger brother, euphemistically saying that he would learn from and train him. And you said yourself that Cao Cao wants to distinguish rewards and punishments. Even when the protagonist was delivering food for the second time, Cao Cao shouldn't have made the protagonist a small official, right? The protagonist was regarded as a treasure by Mrs. Chen before, but you backhandedly wrote the protagonist as a licking dog. I didn't feel the charm of Cao Cao in the whole text. The result is that Cao Cao, you let the protagonist just hug his thigh. I know you mean that the protagonist believes that the general trend cannot be changed, so why did you write Cai Wenji? You may think that this will save you regrets. After all, a talented woman is still the same talented woman whether she is dead or kidnapped by the Huns. Since you have written the history, it can be changed. With all due respect, you might as well let the protagonist stand on his own. I wrote so many characters before, but ended up writing them all as plot NPCs. . .
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I think it's good to have no plug-ins. Modern people are not necessarily better than ancient people. Like most of the previous Three Kingdoms novels, the male protagonist can dominate the scene once he returns to the Three Kingdoms, and recruiting a bunch of people is simply out of the blue. You must know that those who survived in those troubled times were smart people, and those who could stand in court and protect their families were elites. You are not a modern person who can call the shots. Traveling to the past is at best a trick on one's ability to recognize people and grasp the current situation. Technology and other such things were difficult to come up with under the production conditions at that time. Therefore, I think this novel has a good idea, is not cheating, is very real, and makes people interested in reading it. The lucky thing about the protagonist of this article is that he is the son of an aristocratic family. At that time, there were very few poor families who could gain a foothold in the court, and most of them were from aristocratic families. This is the protagonist's innate advantage, and he hopes to maintain it.
This is the most realistic Three Kingdoms fanfic I have ever read, and it is also the first time I have seen the protagonist, as the head of a family, willing to die for his family.
I feel like the main character is quite useless. The shame of time travel cannot be overstated. If the protagonist traveled to the past and was a civilian, he could still tear it off. Now when you are a big landowner, you are so cowardly as to be someone's little brother, and they are still reluctant to let you go. Very cowardly.
After reading Chapter 83, I have some feelings
The author writes the small-scale battle between infantry and cavalry very well and is very interesting. The description of the battle scene from the perspective of God is very good. So I want to say something here: newcomers will inevitably make some small mistakes. It is normal to be criticized and have poor grades. Don't be discouraged. Work hard to write the follow-up plot and write your story. Come on! "Hoo~~~ho!"🤭🤭