Three Kingdoms: It Starts with Saving Cao Cao’s Father

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.

To be honest, the first ten chapters are good, at least the beginning is very strange, it is the first time I have seen it, but the more you write, the more obvious it becomes. How should I say, the routine is basically the same. Cao Cao encounters a dilemma, and then the protagonist leads Cao Ang to solve the problem. Then, because of the error in the intelligence, Cao Cao is angry or worried, and the people who eat melons jeer, and then they are instantly slapped in the face when they know the truth. By Chapter 72, I have become addicted. The protagonist meets a beautiful woman on the road, and then the hero saves the beauty, and then accepts the general. Why does it feel like I am watching an idol drama. Forget it, I'll just stick to fantasy.