Three Kingdoms: Cao Chong Oversees the State from the Start

In fact, in ancient times, establishing direct descendants was the right way. How Cao Chong died was not because Cao Cao gave Cao Chong a chance, which made Cao Pi worried. How the Yuan family died was not because his legitimate son Yuan Shu was jealous of Yuan Shao. Basically, the demise of many forces started from the right of inheritance. The demise of the Qin Dynasty was also due to Qin Shihuang's failure to decide on the successor, which caused the brothers below to have ideas.

Isn't this going to be a ruthless attack on Chong'er? (Manual dog head)

Does the author really think that it was suitable for women to be medical soldiers in ancient times? Let's not talk about the differences between men and women. Let's talk about how the safety of a group of women in a military camp can be guaranteed. There are still risks when morale is high. If you encounter a defeat or the war lasts for a long time, you will raise a group of girls in the military camp waiting to be taken.

The greatest advantage of a modern person is not to compete with the ancients in strategy and bravery, but to reform military and civilian technology. Building long-range weapons of mass destruction is the way to go.

It's not easy to write about the Cao family. It already has a big advantage and also contains some cheats. I guess it will only be finished in 100 chapters.

The author has some suggestions for you to listen to or not 1. Writing about historical hegemony over-describes women. There are not many people who purely think about the subject of history. For example: give up talents and choose women 2. Write too much about pig's feet. It's a small book and there are a lot of women, but I don't have a sense of agency, and it looks awkward 3. The war is just playing house (there are foreshadowings later, so I didn't mention it), and when I saw that Zhao Yun was spared to protect the enemy's family, I was not interested in continuing. This is a great reading point

It felt weird. In the plot, we saw Liu Bei and his people escaping in Jingzhou, and there were some issues that I didn't understand. 1. What do you mean when you give food to the people, and you give each person three days of food? You don't have enough food for the majority of your troops, so you give it randomly? Also, Liu Bei escaped with less than 500,000 civilians, and three days of food per person? Do you have it? 2. Even though you know the evolution of history, why don't you let your subordinates target Zhao Yun? Waiting for Zhao Yun to kill seven in and seven out? Are you treating Cao Jun as a lawn mowing game? Oh, I don't care about my own soldiers, but I care about other people's generals, that's awesome👍🏻. If I have a hostage, I don't want to hold it hostage, alas, I just want to play, it's awesome. Some small observations.

Others are okay, but the female medical staff are not very well written, and medical staff will also follow the army. In ancient wars, it was taboo to have women in the army.

Maybe my system is not domineering enough... But what I write is really a "serious" novel...

To be honest, it's a bit unreasonable for Wu State's technology tree to climb so fast.