My Father Is Cao Cao, Courtesy Name Mengde

Is this the first time I heard that the regular army disrupted banditry and used guerrilla warfare? Do your regular army no longer want the territory? If the bandits' territory is gone, then no one will dare to lose it to Cao Cao. Don't you want to engage in guerrilla warfare with others? You should know what Peng Yue's opponent is, right?

It would be better to change the title of the book to "My Father Cao Mengde", which is simple, crude and straightforward.

I can't even read the first chapter of this book. Did Cao Cao conquer the Yellow Turbans? Were the Black Mountain bandits who entered Yanzhou? They were defeated in repeated battles and didn't know the military skills. You can really write.

It is better to let the title of Cao Thief be inherited by the male protagonist in this life 😏😏😏😏. It is still unclear how the history of the Three Kingdoms would have gone without Cao Thief🪖

There are two major poisonous points. I really can't stand it anymore. It's disgusting. Don't be dissatisfied, author. I'm not trying to criticize you. I just feel it's a pity. It's a pity that a good book has a poisonous plot. I suggest you change it, otherwise the upper limit of this book is already doomed.

Determined to save the mother of a maid who didn't know whether she was alive or dead, I couldn't understand the importance of familiarity and the importance of familiarity. I couldn't understand who was kissing and who was neglecting. The Xiahous of Cao Cao are all people who helped Cao Cao when he was in his decline. Not only did you describe them as idiots, but you also treated them so harshly. What's more, which one is more important, a civilian's life or your Wubao? What's more, in this matter, one person acted against orders and the other obeyed orders. As a person from above who issues orders, do you want your subordinates to be all smart people who delay important events?

Guiding poison👏👏👏

I just read the introduction of the book, but I have a question. As a normal person you said that you dress up as Sun Liu, Yuan Ma, etc., I can understand that you want to change your destiny against the will of heaven, but you are from the Cao family, so you can just live in peace. History has always been that the Cao family dominates the world, and you are still the eldest son, so as long as you don't go to Wancheng, you can rest easy, right? Let's talk about the Sima family. Sima Yi was forcibly recruited in 208, which was also the year of the Battle of Chibi. This is where you have to struggle. If you can win the Battle of Chibi, the unification of the world will be accelerated by several years or even ten years. The old Cao family will have many more civil and military officers than in history. In this way, Sima Yi will not become a lonely and important minister, will not monopolize power, and the Sima family will not be able to steal the country. If you can't win, as long as you have been stubborn before, then the Battle of Chibi has not been affected by the butterfly effect, and the Anyuan plot will happen. If you can't win even if you have opened the prophet, then stop struggling. Your IQ will definitely not be able to defeat the Sima family. I think this is how normal people think

Cao Ang was a good hand at fighting Jiangdong's thieves. The story of Shen and Wu Piu immediately changed.

Lu Bu's philosophy is to govern the world rather than chaos. The person Emperor Xian most wanted to recruit to protect him was Lu Bu, and he also issued an edict to Lu Bu. But Cao Cao shamelessly ran over and robbed the driver. In terms of the princes who treated the people the best in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei ranked first. He never massacred a city and even took the initiative to save the people. Yuan Shao ranked second, and he won the hearts of the people in the four states of Hebei under his rule. Even when the last two Yuan fled north, there were still 200,000 people following him, and they were finally massacred by Lao Cao. The third was Liu Zhang. Chengdu was besieged, and the people and the army refused Liu Bei's advice to surrender. Later, Liu Zhang could not bear the casualties of soldiers and civilians and took the initiative to surrender, and Liu Bei entered Chengdu. Finally, there is Lu Bu. No matter how short of food he is, he does not allow his troops to kill people and eat human flesh. Instead, he goes to other places to collect acorns and chestnuts. You must know that many warlords were short of food at that time, and Lao Cao had eaten human flesh, but Lu Bu stuck to the bottom line and refused to kill people and eat human flesh.