Whose Dad Isn't Cao Cao?

I understand all the other words in the introduction. But why did the male protagonist have to pull up his pants after beating Cao Pi?

I want to know what the protagonist did to Cao Pi, and then lifted up the waistband of his pants. Can any readers tell me? Otherwise, I dare not read it for fear of polluting my pure heart.

Cao Cao dotes on He Yan because he has limited abilities and is a vase. If he was really that awesome, I would have found an excuse to kill him for the sake of future generations.

Cut it off, cut it off, the author n has entered the palace

He was poisoned at the beginning, written in simplified Chinese characters, but Cao Cao didn't react at all.

In the Battle of Guandu, in front of the two armies, the battle was about to break out. The protagonist dragged it on for an hour and a half just by opening his mouth. No matter how stupid you are, you can't write like this, right?

It's quite humorous in the front, but he kneels down and licks Liu Guanzhang in the back. Outrageous

I have to say that unless you are very good at writing Three Kingdoms fan fiction about the Cao-Sun camp, it is difficult to make money. Write that Liu Bei's camp has guaranteed bad money. Just like writing about the Ming Dynasty.

I don't really agree that the Goldfish Emperor is not the heroine

Persuading people to quit is completely different. The author has adapted too much, especially the timeline is messed up, as well as the ages of some characters. Zhao Yun is almost 35, but here he is only in his early 20s.