Three Kingdoms: Who Let Him Become a Strategist?

How confident must a modern nobody be to dare to join Cao Cao's forces during the Three Kingdoms period? Don't they know about human flesh being used as army rations? Or have they never heard of massacring entire cities? Even if you think these things are irrelevant to you, do you have a noble family background? Even a humble family has its place.

If you traveled back in time and had a cheat code, your first choice would be to go it alone. You have a cheat code, but you say you don't want to work alone and insist on choosing a master. So just choose one with a relatively good reputation and follow Liu Bei. Anyway, you already have a cheat code, so why are you afraid of not being able to succeed? You say there are no cheats? My advice is to leave it to fate.

Joining Cao Cao's faction isn't inherently problematic, but one must conceal their true abilities, or face certain death, especially someone possessing both literary and martial prowess and unparalleled wisdom. Furthermore, I dislike authors who subtly insert their own biases, as I personally find Liu Bei more appealing.

The Three Kingdoms section is quite fun. You talk to them about novels, they talk to you about history. I admire your intelligence if you treat novels like historical fiction. I recently discussed with a friend what use a college student would be if they traveled back to the Three Kingdoms period. My assessment is: a complete mess.

How could plagiarism of Tomatoes get published on Sanjiang Literature City? Author, did you edit this?

There's a guy in the comments section named "Tree Bro" whose comments truly opened my eyes. The world is indeed full of wonders; I even suspect he's a descendant of Cao Cao. This kind of whitewashing of Cao is something I've never seen before. I can't stand it.

The Eastern Han Dynasty didn't really differentiate between military and civil officials. There were many Confucian scholars who were both literate and skilled in martial arts. Were generals just brainless and only good at fighting?

I haven't even read the novel yet, but after glancing at the book reviews, I felt it was ridiculous. The author's introduction already states that the author is from the Cao Wei faction. If you don't like it, just read another book. The first two posts I saw in the book review section both said that Cao Wei shouldn't be chosen. That's ridiculous.

Hurry up, do lots of it, and become a legend! Smash everything!!

I'd criticize anyone who followed Cao Cao and never became independent. 😁 How could someone with a modern education dare to serve Cao Cao as his subordinate for life?