
Charge Ahead, Old Dad Cao Cao
进击吧老爹曹操
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 391k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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163Chapters
11.3kRecommendations
12.6kFans
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Many women in ancient times suffered from infertility or other problems (such as difficult childbirth) due to early marriage. Many girls married as young as ten or twelve. This premature sexual activity damaged their underdeveloped genitals, leading to lifelong infertility.
Here are a few suggestions for the author. The writing is very good, but slow. If the quality remains this good, the slowness won't matter. Also, book reviews, regardless of the book, are always mixed; some people love them to death, while others hate them terribly. Don't let book reviews influence you; try to maintain a consistent level of quality. If it maintains this quality, this book has a chance to become a legendary work.
Personally, I feel that with an emperor like Liu Hong who values business integrity, it's entirely possible that the concepts of patents and monopolies could appear in China thousands of years earlier. As long as Liu Hong experiences 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 section yet, so I don't know how it will go later, the parts so far are very well written. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง Write well! Update more! Update more! Update more! Don't let it fall apart!
Call for extras… The Cao family has minor servants. There are eunuchs and palace maids in the palace, and soldiers, adjutants, and villainous Xianbei generals on the battlefield. If you want to be a background character, just reply with your name and identity... Arrangements will be made as appropriate. Finally, I hope everyone will leave comments... I will reply to and answer your questions in the comments section. Thank you!
If you can't keep going, don't blame it on having few readers. This is a newly started story, and it already has a decent number of readers. Keep going, and you'll achieve anything. Giving up once means giving up every time.
If you don't become emperor, how will my child inherit your wife's position? 😂
Just venting
I won't comment on Mrs. Ding's previous remarks, but I'd like to make the following two points! 1. It is said that Cao Song and his wife did not understand the pleasures of married life and had no children for six or seven years after marriage... In ancient times, women received sex education before marriage.
The three golden chapters are a bit... Well, mainly because Lady Ding's image is basically fixed in history. If you do this, you'll lose a lot of readers. (No offense intended, just a brief point.)
The writing style needs improvement; the protagonist's every word elicits shock, bewilderment, and astonishment from those around him. Okay, that's all the exclamations. Hopefully, this can be revised; the ancient characters seem mentally challenged.