Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao and Liu Bei Help Me Ascend the Throne

To be honest, I just saw the title of the novel, and the picture of He Hou and Emperor Cao Shubei in the expedition to the west came to mind😏

Cao Mengde, a man of unparalleled benevolence and righteousness, was the Ming Emperor of Han Dynasty through the ages. This is what Cao Chui wrote to express obscenity.

If this book continues to be written like this, it will definitely have a place. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters have top-notch IQs, there is nothing subdued about their intelligence, and the characters are well portrayed, making it very enjoyable to watch.

I saw someone praising the book so much that it is so good. The protagonist is Quan Zhimo, who is among the best in the novels about the Three Kingdoms. Then I read the first chapter... Author, is there someone who wants to praise you? 😂

In order to introduce the protagonist, Liu Hong was portrayed as too tall. Liu Hong might be talented but he would never be that tall, otherwise the Han Dynasty would not be destroyed.

Shuang's article is also a little bit more logical. Wang Yue was struck by the sword in vain, and just as he was about to repay the emperor's favor, he turned around and let the person Liu Hong wanted to stop pass. Isn't this funny?

To be honest, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty ranks last among all the emperors in Chinese history (children and puppets are not counted).

I understand. The heroine is a tool. She almost starved to death and was severely injured. The protagonist didn't react at all. As long as she doesn't get cold, she'll be fine, right? The protagonist's mentor is about to climb out of the coffin.

Many people have little understanding of Liu Bei's ability to govern the country. I can only say that Liu Bei is better than Cao Cao in terms of internal affairs. Under Liu Bei's governance, the Pingyuan Kingdom, which was originally plundered and starved by bandits, became prosperous in less than a year, and people from outside moved here one after another (this is even recorded in the Book of Wei). It can only be said that Cao Wei himself praised Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness, but many modern people regard Liu Bei as a hypocrite.

Everything else is okay. The protagonist knows too many things. He can even make crossbows, understand chariots, and even know the specific distribution of gold mines across the country. There is no need to explore. What did the protagonist do before time travel? Just build another steam engine and build a steam tank.