Three Kingdoms: It Starts with Saving Cao Cao’s Father
三国从救曹操老爹开始
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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Please don't get excited. This is just like the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, a fictional work, only differing in the amount of fictional elements. As for the author inserting personal biases or portraying anyone negatively, look how badly Cao Cao is depicted in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms! It's a novel, meant for entertainment. The author himself has said so. Just point out any errors or inaccuracies, and tell us what the historical records are like.
As a graduate of Jia Sixie's Agricultural College, I strongly condemn the act of Zhu Jiao copying "Qimin Yaoshu" and even changing its name. 🤭
The protagonist is clearly a Cao Cao fanboy, and the massacre of Xuzhou and the burning, killing, and looting of civilians are Cao Cao's biggest stains. Therefore, the author mindlessly smears Tao Qian in an attempt to whitewash Cao Cao! Tao Qian was a gentleman with two characteristics: first, he had no ambition, only wanting to protect his own small territory; second, he was honest, incompetent…
Build a building 100,000 coins
After being adopted as a grandson, shouldn't the male protagonist change his surname to Cao, just like Cao Zhen?
This is essentially an urban entertainment novel disguised as a Three Kingdoms story, following the exact same formula as other urban entertainment novels: create something (write a song), people question and ridicule it, then it somehow solves the problem (becomes a hit), leading to embarrassment and praise.
I understand family matters, but what are readers who have been following the story going to think about this new book by the author, Eunuch? I'm dropping it.
I don't know if this novel is good or not since I didn't finish reading it! I was discouraged after the first chapter. The author's portrayal of the protagonist as a servant in the Cao family is even lower than that of a commoner. I really don't know what the author was thinking. It's true that the saying "Are kings and nobles born with a special destiny?"
Author, seeing that you replied to me, I'll tell you about Cheng Yushou and Zhang Ling. Indeed, he was just a county magistrate. When Cao Cao first arrived in Yan Province, he controlled the areas surrounding Dongjun. The officials in the core areas of Yan Province were powerful clans who possessed military power independent of Cao Cao.
Honestly, the first dozen or so chapters were good, at least the opening was quite bizarre, the first time I'd ever seen anything like it. But as it went on, it became increasingly simplistic. How to put it? The formula was basically the same: Cao Cao encountered a predicament, then the protagonist and Cao Ang solved the problem, and then, due to an error in the intelligence, Cao Cao became…