I Killed Cao Cao from the Start
开局就杀了曹操
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Author, I have some terrible news for you. Your book is not pirated.
Traveling back in time and finding a powerful figure to rely on to live a life of ease isn't that easy... Let's examine them one by one. Have they ever commanded troops? Can they arrange for a hundred men to march in unison? Can they conduct advanced elite training for any of the three branches of the military—cavalry, infantry, and archers?
I noticed something interesting while reading the comments. Everyone likes Liu Bei, but everyone wants to be Cao Cao.
The Three Kingdoms without Cao Cao is soulless!
Those who doubt Liu Bei's lineage, setting aside the fact that the Records of the Three Kingdoms definitively states he was a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan, should consider this: If a village of over 200 people were all descendants of Liu Sheng, living in the same place for generations and interacting with surrounding counties, not isolated from the world, would Liu Bei have had the…
Although Cao Cao was the most prominent figure in the Three Kingdoms period, his historical value is actually quite low. He didn't implement any major reforms, didn't develop productivity, and no progressive institutional systems have survived. His greatest historical contribution is probably in literature.
Speechless. One problem I always encounter when reading historical texts is the concept of universal compulsory education. It completely ignores the context of the era. Even in the 21st century, universal compulsory education hasn't been fully realized. The most absurd thing is a book I read about implementing universal compulsory education in primitive tribal times.
Don't you all read the author's words? Now, because of subscription issues, the author has implemented anti-piracy measures. There will be repeated chapters before 7:00 AM every day. It is recommended to subscribe after 7:00 AM. If you have subscribed before 7:00 AM, you can see it by refreshing after 7:00 AM. Nobody wants this story to be abandoned, right? Please be understanding of the author's hard work in writing it.
The fourth brother, Zhao Yun, courtesy name Zilong, lived in Changshan County, Zhending Prefecture. He was undefeated in battle and later known as the Ever-Victorious General. All this stemmed from a fierce battle at Changban Slope. Zhao Yun, alone on horseback, charged into Cao Cao's camp. He fell two large spears and seized three. His horse fell into a pit, nearly costing him his life.
"Shocking! Shocking!! Shocking!!!" (From reading "Killing Cao Cao at the Start")
Note: This original article has been simultaneously recommended and published on my book list and the official history circle. I hope readers will like and comment to support it. "Shock! Shock!! Shock!!!" What happens when a time traveler kills Cao Cao in the book "Killing Cao Cao at the Start"?