Three Kingdoms: Chief Strategist of Cao Cao's Camp, Working Nine to Five
三国：曹营谋主，朝九晚五
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Your synopsis is incredibly naive! The protagonist is just building his reputation! Do you think Cao Cao would let you live? After his death, who can subdue you with your prestige? He'll kill you for the sake of his descendants!
Is this description for real? First of all, what do you mean by "you don't want anything"? Do you want to rebel? Or do you want to rebel? What is the purpose of winning over the hearts and minds of the people? A renowned scholar throughout history? With Cao Cao's paranoia, could you even survive three days?
Wouldn't it be better to be self-disciplined and go to Shu Han? Serving under Cao Cao could easily lead to your head being used for your own purposes.
The military-agricultural colonies were the biggest mistake. Anyone who writes about the Three Kingdoms should understand that this was a super slave system. Author, let me give you a brief overview, and then you can look at the historical records. The Strategy of Military Colonization
The massacre of Xuzhou cannot be whitewashed; it is recorded in the Records of the Three Kingdoms, the Book of Wei, and the Later Han Dynasty. If one were to travel back in time and assist such a butcher, wouldn't one feel resentful?
I don't know what everyone else thinks about Cao Wei and Shu Han, but if I were to work for someone, I'd still choose Liu Bei. The reason is simple: I hope that if I die, my boss will disregard the bigger picture and avenge me, rather than accepting someone's surrender for the sake of the greater good and living a life without retribution.
Aside from the fact that the entire male lead is completely brain-dead, I won't say much more. I read it as a mindless, enjoyable read, but the harem-building and the portrayal of Cai Wenji, a famous historical writer, as a brainless, infatuated woman is just ridiculous! Did the women offend the author? Why are they being so harsh?! Can't the author write anything without a harem?
I've already blacklisted one author of this unfinished novel.
I've been saving up to watch this for a while, but I just can't help but complain now. Cao and his group offended the protagonist so much, and they just let it go? The main character made of clay? More importantly, the other side has really done it again and again. Moreover, from the very first offense, he showed absolutely no remorse. Author, do you really think that this character has not been punished at all? How can you let go of your resentment? I'm afraid not.
Xu Zhen: courtesy name **, sobriquet ** Jushi, a famous minister of the State of Wei. Self-discipline: When you use a card, if the card is of the same type as the card you used in the previous chapter, you draw a card. Military Garrison: Once per turn, you may have one character reforge a card, then choose one option 1 to recover 1 health. 2. Draw two cards. 3. Skip the discard phase.