An Ordinary Life in the Three Kingdoms

This book, well, feels very realistic. It has no system, no background, no master, and three nos. It is well written.

The writing is a bit interesting, but since he is hanging out with Cao Cao, he can't always be called Brother Cao, and he is at best a commoner. In those days, the class divisions were obvious, so it would be more reasonable to call him Cao Gong or Lord!

Why do you think the protagonist joined Boss Cao but I think the protagonist will go it alone in the end?

Are you writing too idealistically, making it difficult for you to be a powerful official? Even if you don't have the heart to rebel, you still have to have the final say like Zhuge Liang. You can't show mercy to Zhong Hui who troubles you, kill those who deserve it, and Shi A. He has attacked the protagonist several times. I don't believe that with the power of the protagonist, there is nothing he can do against him. In all these years, Cao Cao has never heard of any of his sons being assassinated. Either advance or retreat. Sometimes people can't help themselves in the world, just like Zhao Kuangyin. In history, you can check what happened to his family after Huo Guang died.

After reading dozens of chapters, I had no sense of immersion at all, it was basically just a narrative. . Narrative. .

You wrote about the female Zhen Mi. I thought the protagonist was in love, but she ended up with Cao Pi. What the hell, are you misleading us?

I am speechless. Is this going to cause chaos in the north? If there is chaos, you will not be able to defeat Sun Quan and Liu Bei.

Is this Zhoucang a bit... Too... Simple?

Whether it is the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is proved that Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu are not worthy of their responsibilities. It is not reliable to let them attack Wu. If Cao Zhen also kneels in Soochow, Cao Wei will basically have the final say as the protagonist.

Who is Li Yan? Does anyone know?