Attack, Dad Cao Cao

Let me make an objective comment... I have read three books of the Three Kingdoms written by Toffee. This one has the best plot design, better than the previous one. The era selection is also very novel. You will see a lot of things before the Yellow Turban Uprising. But this is an advantage and a disadvantage. Before the Yellow Turban Uprising, people had little contact with them. Many figures in history were not described in detail, or were described simply, which would cause great controversy. For example, Mrs. Ding, I think... This is the most controversial point in this book, and it is placed in the first three chapters. Without this controversial point, the book's performance might have doubled again. But I checked it out... There is not much description of Mrs. Ding in history. She has no biological son, she treats Cao Ang as her own, and Cao Shuo died young... The fact that she has no biological son, the author designed her relationship with Cao Cao to be average... Makes sense. The point of harming Cao Shuo is the most controversial. I feel that if he can divorce Cao Cao for Cao Ang, he will not be a ruthless person. But then I thought about it, in these 181 years... How old is she, she must be in her early 20s... When she was young, she had no children, and her concubines were favored. If Cao Cao had a tendency to spoil his concubines and destroy his wives... It would not be impossible to go dark and harm Cao Shuo. When I turned 35... I found that I still had no son, so I could only choose to love Cao Ang. This was related to family status, and it was a big mistake to have no one in ancient times. It makes sense to think so... But... It definitely looks uncomfortable at first glance. Because it is different from my own perception. Later I saw that Mrs. Ding was cleared because of Cao Ang... I felt even more... You are playing a bit boldly, Milky Sugar, you are betting that the readers can endure the first three chapters. But... I feel relieved when I see that you have recommended me all the way and your grades should be okay. To summarize... This book holds up well in the first three chapters, and the rest is really good, especially Mrs. Ding's clearing of Cao Ang, which is the finishing touch... Finally... Come on Milky Sugar, I will support you as always.

👍👍👍Good, good

The votes have been cast, but why are each chapters short and weak?

Many ancient women suffered from infertility and other problems (such as difficulty in giving birth). It was caused by premature marriage behavior of ancient women. Many women marry their husbands when they are ten or twelve years old. Premature sex destroys the underdeveloped body. Parts. Leading to lifelong infertility. Some are even pregnant. Even a young body cannot withstand the harm of childbirth! And the easy and difficult parts! So. Even. This bad habit of early marriage was very common in ancient times! This is also very harmful to women. I heard that Middle Eastern countries also have this bad habit. Many girls died because of this!

Give the author some suggestions. Well written, but slow. If the quality continues from now on, it doesn't matter if it's slow. Also, book reviews, no matter what book, book reviews are mixed. Some people love it to death, and some people hate it to death. Don't be influenced by book reviews, try to play steadily. If it keeps this quality, this book has a chance to become a god.

Personally, I feel that with Liu Hong, an emperor who pays attention to business integrity, it is entirely possible for pig trotters to make the concepts of patents and franchises appear in China thousands of years in advance. As long as Liu Hong can taste the benefits of these two aspects, the promotion of patents should be a piece of cake.

Very good. Although I haven't started writing the Three Kingdoms Strategy yet, I don't know what will happen next. But the previous parts are also very good. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง and write well. More, more, more, more, don't collapse.

Recruitment post for supporting players.... The Cao family has supporting servants... There are eunuchs in the palace... There are maids, pawns, lieutenants, and generals from the villain Xianbei on the battlefield. If you want to be a supporting player, you can directly reply with your name➕identity... Arrange as appropriate. Finally, I hope you can leave more messages. I will reply and answer your questions in the comment area. Thank you.

What if you don't become the emperor? How can a child inherit your wife😂

If you can't persevere, you blame the lack of readers. This is a newly opened article, and it's not too small anymore. If you persist, you will have everything. If you give up once, it will happen again and again.

The third golden chapter is a little bit different. The main thing is that the image of Mrs. Ding has basically been finalized in history. If you do this, you will lose a lot of readers. (I don't mean to criticize, just saying it briefly)

I won't comment on Mrs. Ding, but I just want to say the following two points! 1. It is said that Cao Song and his wife did not understand the joy of conjugal boudoir after marriage, and had no heirs for six or seven years after marriage... In ancient times, women were educated about sex before marriage. There were gentlemen in the aristocratic men's palaces to teach this knowledge, and civilians would probably have old people to teach them. Even if they were not taught when they first got married, and they had no heirs for a year or two, they would still ask and teach them. 2. In ancient times, Taixue refers to the highest institution of learning, which is now a university. Give me the Taixue Elementary School... Do you think it is the elementary school affiliated to Tsinghua University and Peking University? I hope the author can be more rigorous and research more about ancient culture and historical literature. Although it is a novel, it is historical after all. It doesn't matter if you write about him usurping the Han Dynasty. It is a novel, but you still need to know some ancient customs and knowledge, otherwise it will not be comfortable to read. I hope the author can work hard! I also hope that all readers will have some moral integrity!

The writing style needs to be improved. When the protagonist says a word, others are always shocked, confused, and surprised. Well, all these interjections. I hope it can be changed. The ancients seemed to be mentally retarded.

Grab a building first (manual dog head)

Cao Cao wasn't that bad at reading, right? He could write about Zhou Gong spitting out his breasts and the world would return to his heart, and his writings could be included in textbooks. This is not something that a nine-year-old scholar can do.

This is written by Mrs. Ding. Although it is a novel, Mrs. Ding is not that bad in history, right?

It seems that people in the Han Dynasty were sitting on their knees, right? Except for the generals who fought in the war, the scholar-bureaucrats wore long robes without trousers underneath!

This is already a good result for a newbie... What else do you want? Do you think you are a great person when you come up? 😅

Good writing, keep up the good work By the way, if possible, the fate of Cao Song and Cai Yong can be changed, and even Lu Zhi's should be considered. I really hope to see more of Lu Zhi's "battle" with the male protagonist, Cao Song and Cai Yong, and then Boss Cao lies down with the blessing of the logic genius.

What do you think this picture looks like 😁

Thanks to Qidian for recommending me the 73rd unfinished eunuch novel

Go... Forget it, I won't burn incense, this time I will dig a grave.

I finally found a book about Cao Cao. It's so good, so why should I be a eunuch? 😭😭😭😭

Update. Come on.

Just when it's getting hot, tj, are you having trouble with money?

I didn't read the book, but I came in after seeing the title of the book, and there was something I couldn't say: talk about ji, don't say ba, civilize you, me and others.

It's obviously very beautiful, why is it a eunuch? It's a pity

The literary content is okay, but the plot is all on one side. I won't tell you, are you an illegitimate child? But the private life of nobles or the private life of the privileged class is very messy, so it is normal to have illegitimate children. If you travel through time, randomly select a Qin Emperor, Han Wu, Tang Zong, Song Zu, the late Ming and early Ming Dynasty, and there are illegitimate children everywhere. But this timeline is too far forward in my opinion. I haven't read many words, but I think half of the update so far is in the time before Dong Zhuo. It's not a good book, but it's a bit boring.

Well, you are better than a silent pastry. I like.

I came here from Himalayas and listened to your first book. It was really good. I commented a lot there, so I won't copy it mechanically here.