The Three Kingdoms Began with Saving Cao Cao's Father

This is the first author I have seen who wrote the Three Kingdoms into a pretentious and slap-in-the-face urban novel.

The author, artemisinin cannot be boiled. High temperature will destroy the structure of artemisinin. Ancient medical books also use the squeezed juice of Artemisia annua to take. I suggest the author change it to avoid mistakes.

I feel that in order to give the protagonist a B, the foreshadowing is a bit too deliberate. All the IQs are off the line, from all kinds of contempt in the front to all kinds of difficulties and failures in the back. Then the protagonist turns the tide and saves the situation. It's fine once or twice, but it's boring if the rhythm is the same every time.

Just one thought after reading it Taishici and Zhang Liao are here to talk about cross talk. It's so funny The writing is good and interesting, but the updates are slow Come on, author＾0＾~

Please put your brains in the pot before eating 😊

What are you writing about?🤫🤫🤫

I think it's very good. Compared with other Three Kingdoms novels, this one at least made me feel better. Other Three Kingdoms novels either suddenly have a sense of righteousness, which makes me feel uncomfortable (for example, they send their daughters to the enemy's country for marriage even though they have advantages). I won't name them here. It seems that the protagonist of this book has no IQ. How high, at least you are not stupid, there is a way, but the update is slow, I hope the author can work hard and update more, other people who say all kinds of unreasonable and various protagonists are humanoid libraries, I suggest you read those whose IQ is online, don't come to the comment area to show off your IQ, I hope the author can work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง

It's an enjoyable article that you can read. I personally rate it as dry food to food. The specific reasons are as follows (personal opinions are for reference only and support reasonable discussions, so I can try my best): Let's talk about the advantages first: 1. Although the author's writing style needs to be improved, the plot is quite smooth, barely. Reasonable and acceptable; 2. There are always laughs, not boring; 3. The secondary design of some characters is quite interesting. Lu Bu has rarely been discussed in the plot of the novel. Although his humanity is a bit too rough, it is still an improvement. Let's talk about the questions: 1. The part about pretending to be a slap in the face is really rough and a bit embarrassing. Some details (such as the difference in the time when the characters became famous) are indeed a bit dramatic. The author should package it more carefully; 2. The characters in the harem feel that there is very little plot after they are collected. Although I personally don't like the harem setting, I should applaud this kind of operation. But it may not be very pleasing to other readers; 3. Some special characters, such as Cao Cao, are a bit too exaggerated to reduce their intelligence (I want to give a good example, but it is a bit rude to talk about other books in this book, so forget it). Whether it is a novel or an official history, I personally like Ah Ma very much. He is a real villain without any pretense, and as a hero, he barely touches the bottom line. To sum up, I would personally recommend this book to people who like the Three Kingdoms, enjoy cool writing, and don't hate Cao Cao. I look forward to a better performance from the author~

It's about to be released, why don't you update it?

I look very happy, you haven't saved the manuscript? Although I guessed the development of the plot, I was so angry 😭

There are so many novices about history🤫

This is a self-pleasure novel. After Lu Qiling assassinated Zhang Fei, she dared to let the two of them out in Xuzhou. Since she knew why Zhang Xiu wanted to rebel, why not return Zou Shi to Zhang Xiu and explain the reason before Cao Cao came. Why didn't Xu Du propose to Cao Cao the establishment of an institution similar to the Jinyiwei when the emperor came? Capture Xuzhou. There was shit going on outside, and Zhang Fei was still looking for Lu Qiling. Taishi Ci fucked Lu Bu hard from the front. Zhang Liao was embarrassed to make soy sauce. To the back. Adding Xu Huang still can't defeat Guan Yu. Xuzhou captured the city gate before and after. Cao Bao ran ahead of Guan Yu and reached the city gate, but he still wanted to solve the problem peacefully. Since Taishi Ci can shoot the hemp rope of the suspension bridge, then. It would be no problem to shoot Guan Yu's horse in the leg. And since Zhuge Liannu has been made, why not make more. Since the protagonist is a modern person, how can he not understand the importance of information transmission. The purpose of all kinds of good news and intelligence is to slap someone in the face. There is also the feeling of marching that is not here, just like playing a game. Also, I don't know whether this novel is written as a canon or a romance. Maybe it's mixed up. In short, those who are anti-toxic and like to have fun can take a look, and don't die from poison.

There are three types of historical texts 1) Marvel-style, humorous, light-hearted, tight-paced, and highly readable 2) DC-style, dark and serious, close to historical facts 3) Xiaobai texts The author writes the third type. If it was written 10 years ago, it should be OK, but it is outdated now 😁😁

This book assumes that Pigfoot is a history student? Are current history students so poor at historical skills? Does the author look down on history students, or does he think that all history students are just dawdling?

What are you writing about?🤫

Why can't I vote for this book as a monthly vote, but only as a recommendation vote?

Just read the first chapter. Tell me your personal thoughts. The first thing is to give gifts to the butler. I just talked about giving gifts and then changed to talking about time travel. I felt a little bit jumpy. Then the protagonist told Cao Song that he heard what the soldiers said. Cao Song's first reaction was to ask the protagonist. It felt like he was trying to trick Cao Song. After all, Cao Song had been a third prince. Normally, he would think for himself first. It was really inappropriate to ask a Xiaosi. I look down on San Gong's IQ. Then there is the issue of trust in the protagonist. Even if I trust you based on my family's childbirth and so on, running away with two of you is too much. Even for various reasons, you should bring a bodyguard. Even if you can't bring too many people, at least one. Then there is the most incomprehensible thing. Needless to say the status of the concubine at that time, if you don't take it, you won't take it. Where is Cao De? ? ? Where is Cao De? ? ? Don't want your biological son anymore? Just agreed to run away with the protagonist? ? ? Is this still the same Cao Song who was running for his son? ,. I just finished reading the first chapter and saw this. I don't know whether it is a trap or a poison. Let's take a look further and try the poison first! !

"Sir" refers to people in high positions, such as princes and nobles, or a title for parents and elders. After the Qing Dynasty, it often refers to officials in office. For example, during the Song Dynasty, Bao Zheng's subordinate Gongsun Ce called Bao Zheng "adult", which is the wrong language used by current screenwriters. In spoken language, husbands or wives respectfully address their spouses, also called adults; they are also often used to refer to parents in daily life. I came up with this from Baidu. I hope the author can also check it out on Baidu. It would be great if it can not only popularize historical knowledge but also improve the number of words.

This book is okay, but historical fiction is difficult to write. The author should update it quickly.

The Three Kingdoms Begins with Dad ++ Have I changed I saw this title

Among Chinese costume movies in the 21st century, Zhao Wei's version of "Mulan" is the one that best recreates ancient war scenes. It can be said that among all the costume movies in the country, it best expresses ancient tactics The ruler arrow, infantry formation changes, the difference in usage of bow and crossbow, cavalry formation, the difference between horse lunge and bow, array maintainer, the flag bearer with the general, heavy infantry defeating cavalry, etc. Are all second to none in the Chinese film industry But The box office was not ideal Someone at Station B commented like this "I finally understand why the military plots in Chinese movies are so confusing. It's very simple. If they were shot very realistically, I'd be scolded to death by novices." After wandering around the history book review area of Qidian, I suddenly felt that this sentence was really appropriate 😁😁😁😁

Don't get excited, everyone. This is a romance just like the Three Kingdoms. The only difference is the amount of fiction. As for the author's personal gain or who is being blackmailed, how did the Three Kingdoms hack Boss Cao? It's a novel. Just enjoy the pictures. The author said it himself. Everyone can just point out the mistakes or what the official history is.

As a graduate of Jia Sixie Agricultural College, I strongly condemn the pig's trotters copying "Essentials for Elevating the People" and changing their names 🤭

The protagonist is obviously Cao Chui, and the massacre of Xuzhou and the burning, killing and looting of civilians are Cao Cao's biggest black spots, so the author thoughtlessly smeared Tao Qian in order to forcibly whitewash Cao Cao! Tao Qian was a humble gentleman. He had two characteristics. One was that he had no ambitions and only wanted to guard his one-third of an acre of land. The other was that he was honest, incompetent, and cowardly. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the guards took the blame and killed people to seize the wealth. In history, Cao Cao's father died a long time ago. He didn't even have a reason to avenge his father, but he still killed people in rivers of blood. What's funny is that all the people who died were ordinary people. Did Tao Qian die of illness? Tao Qian is incompetent, but the people are innocent!

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After being adopted as his adopted grandson, should the male protagonist change his surname to Cao, just like Cao Zhen?

This is an urban entertainment article in the style of the Three Kingdoms. It is exactly the same as the routine in urban entertainment articles. If you come up with something (write a song), people will question and ridicule it, and then it will actually solve the problem (it becomes popular), slap you in the face, and praise you. I came up with something else, (the protagonist went to make a movie) and I doubted and didn't believe it, and then I solved the problem (it became popular again), and I was slapped in the face again 😰 and vomited, there are routines every year, but this year there are so many, I got out.

It's understandable that there are things going on at home, but what do the book lovers who have been following this new book like Eunuch think? Retreat, retreat

I don't know if this novel is good or not until I finish reading it! I was dismissed from the first one. The author's identity for the protagonist is actually that of a servant of the Cao family. This status is lower than that of a commoner. I really don't know what the author thinks about this. It is true that the words "Princes and generals should be very kind" sounds quite touching, but in the social environment of the late Han Dynasty, family background was really important! In modern society, perhaps the protagonist's rise to power is a legend and an inspiration, but in that era, Cao Cao's men naturally felt superior to the protagonist and it was appropriate! Maybe some people still think it is an insult to be in the same palace as the protagonist? Looking at the introduction, Cao Cao also married the original Queen Cao to the protagonist. I think even if the protagonist was capable, in order to win over the protagonist, Cao Cao would not marry his daughter to a domestic slave and lose his wealth for nothing! There should be a lot of bullies who want to attack me. . Ha ha

Author, when I see you reply to me, I will tell you about Cheng Yushou and Zhang Ling. He is really just a county magistrate. When Cao Cao first arrived in Yanzhou, he owned the area around Dongjun. The officials in the core area of ​​Yanzhou were powerful families and they had military power independent of Cao Cao. Cao Cao had great power in the Yanzhou regime, but he did not take back the military power. Therefore, when Cao Cao conquered Xuzhou, Chen Gong invited Lu Bu to stage a coup in Yanzhou. Officials with independent military power in the prefectures and counties immediately drove away or killed Cao Cao's officials. In the Yanzhou coup, Cao Cao's faction only had Juancheng, Fanxian, and Dong'a in their hands. Xun Yu then asked Cheng Yu to persuade the hesitant county officials to buy time for Cao Cao to return to Yanzhou. Afterwards, Cao Cao drove away Lu Bu and replaced all the officials involved in the coup. From then on, Cao Cao's faction was in charge of Yanzhou.