Wei Tiger

Good grief, they started with "the Cao family splitting apart".

It's not very good. First of all, since it starts by stating that Cao Cao is dead. So the protagonist needs to have some personal charisma, and their intelligence and decision-making skills must be on point, right? However, the protagonist did not. If you're not going to use these cheat codes, why did you have to kill off Cao Cao right from the start? Besides, Just anyone can be so great?

I hope the author can create a heroic figure like Cao Cao; otherwise, Cao Cao's death was too undeserved. I look forward to a rivalry with Cao Pi. It would be even better if the author could also portray Cao Zhi's romantic escapades. Looking forward to it!

This... Boss Cao was killed off right from the start.

Cao Cao deserved to die; even the powerful Qin Shi Huang wasn't worthy to carry Liu Bang's shoes.

Well written, with a fresh perspective. The Cao Wei dynasty split into the Shu Han, Eastern Han, and Eastern Wu. The power struggles among these various factions are even more exciting than the Three Kingdoms period!

Is this scenario from the "Huarong Road Incident" scenario in Romance of the Three Kingdoms 13? 😁

Build high walls, store up plenty of grain, and delay declaring yourself king. Strengthen your foundation, attract talented individuals, and achieve extraordinary feats.

If only the Han dynasty could be restored! With Liu Xie in power, he could quell the decades-long war between Liu Bei and Sun Quan, and prevent heroes like Zhuge Liang, Lu Xun, Jiang Wei, and Deng Ai from killing each other. If they worked together to revive the Han dynasty, they could even establish the Jian'an Restoration!

How could Cao Zhang command the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry at the Battle of Red Cliffs? With Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu alive, it was impossible for Cao Zhang to command the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry at Red Cliffs. After Cao Chun died of illness, Cao Zhen took over as commander of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry.