After I Switched to Cao Cao, All the Rats in Jiangdong Were Frightened and Cried.

，， The most obvious one is the Battle of Chibi. When Gan Ning and Ling Tong robbed Cao Jun's granary with 5,000 troops, they were surrounded and suppressed by 100,000 Cao troops. Even if they were immortal, someone would always come to help them escape at the critical moment. It gave people a feeling that they would not be able to write without the original work. Tell him, for various reasons, it is a very classic "you can do it, you write" that is not outdated, tmd if I could write, I wouldn't read the book. I probably realized my mistake later, so I used some reasons to write some famous generals and ministers to death. However, the most famous characters who may have influenced the original work (referring to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms) still cannot die. The representative is the Four Tiger Generals (Zhao Yun, Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Ma Chao) who were weakly surrounded by Cao's army several times but could not die. Even in the finale, they are still alive. Accepted, you have written a novel and still care about this? Then there is the issue of the heroine and the supporting cast. Before that, there was an all-girls anti-Cao alliance, and Da Qiao was sent to Xudu as a traitor. I won't say what these indicate. As a result, many times when the protagonist had the opportunity to go deeper, he would be prude and refuse to relax for various reasons. The key is that the protagonist was described as greedy and lustful, so it gave people a feeling that he could not release it. I think it is this semi-translucent feeling that makes most readers abandon the book at the beginning, so that when the meat content is really revealed at the end, not many people read it. As for the endings of various female characters, save them: Sun Shangxiang: Married the protagonist and gave birth to a son; Ma Yunlu: lost his memory after losing the war and became the proprietress of a liquor store (no description of the first base), she is probably still a virgin; Several women in the anti-Cao alliance (Gao Ling'er (Lu Lingqi), Diao Chan mother and son, Jin Xiangxiang, etc.): Failed to fight against Cao, was sheltered by the protagonist, and was later released under amnesty (no description of the first base) (written), probably not revealed; Zhu Rong: Defeated and captured, with vague description of being on base, and brought into the harem; Da Qiao: After a long stalemate, the defense was finally broken, the relevant description is second only to Sun Shangxiang, and then returned to Jiangdong to spend the rest of his life; Xiao Qiao: was sold into Jiaofangsi as a prostitute (described in the original text), was released after the amnesty, and lived with Da Qiao (no description on the base), has nothing to do with the protagonist; Zhen Mi: thought that Cao Pi's wife had no cheating behavior, and had a relationship with the protagonist to give poems, and the protagonist was her child's teacher;

Ma Yunlu's episode was a failure. He forcibly caused amnesia in order to fill a hole, which was really abrupt. According to the character design, a person like the protagonist should be decisive when faced with this kind of choice. He has ruined other people's lives. If he doesn't eradicate the roots, how can he show any compassion. With this little bit of character, he is still a shitty counselor. Big failure

Cao Cao relies on the Yingchuan clan headed by Xun Yu. When the protagonist joins him, he must face a real problem. He can be a high official but cannot be an extremely human minister unless he kills them.

In fact, it is difficult to write according to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, especially the author who writes the details. The logic of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is wrong and the era is too confusing. It can only be made up. Regardless of the official historical romance, the author has the final say.

I haven't read this book in detail, but I feel that there is a problem with the entry point. Lao Cao is already very powerful, and your protagonist has reduced the dimension and attacked. According to common sense, it will end in a unified manner soon. It is not long. If you force the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, it will appear to be very weak. There is no other meaning, just some suggestions and speculations.

This protagonist has never shown up, and you are still in Jiangzuo Qilin. Who are you? Writing so many pictures without you, what does it have to do with you? You didn't go to Cao Cao, you went to Chiang Kai-shek.

Sun Shangxiang

For Cao Cao, it was too late for Chibi to throw him over. Cao Cao thought that Chibi was just pinching him, and he had no merit in winning in the past. Besides, after the protagonist helped Cao Cao defeat Chibi, there was nothing else to do. It's hard to say that Cao Cao is really Prime Minister Cao. Maybe it's a Huo Guang.

Hiding behind the scenes all the time, after watching it for a long time, it feels like putting on socks to wash your feet when doing errands, not comfortable

Generally speaking, you can read it without thinking 🙄

It's more than 100,000 words, and the protagonist hasn't "appeared" yet. I can't tell whether the protagonist is Jiang Qian or Zhang Qing. I know that the author wants to make the protagonist famous, but the process before becoming famous is a bit long...

I just read a book about Cao Cao defecting to Liu Bei and Sun Quan defecting to Cao Cao. Is there another one about Liu Bei defecting to Sun Quan?

The protagonist is Jiang Gan? Just controlling one person's behind-the-scenes flow is called behind-the-scenes flow. Secondly, it's outrageous that no one has noticed that the protagonist has been in Cao Ying for so long. It's just a matter of course.

Defeat the Jiangdong Rats and capture the Widow and Big Joe

Congratulations! I've saved another book. It's a special New Year. There are countless casualties on the bookshelf 😅😅

Don't underestimate Jiangdong's powerful and powerful people, they are the ones who really have the last laugh.

This book is an unexpected surprise. I was just looking for a meal replacement when I had nothing to do, but I found it to be unexpectedly good-looking. The protagonist Zhimo can be regarded as rubbing the general Zhimo in the novel to the ground. However, the author's writing style and ideas are excellent, and it looks very comfortable. I highly recommend this book. However, I feel that the pace is a bit too fast. It is almost unified now. Liu Bei and Sun Quan are almost done. Visually, they are almost finished. Another problem is that it feels like the author has changed his mind, so read with caution if it involves spoilers. In the early stage, I wrote an anti-Cao alliance and also wrote a bunch of female prostitutes. I also brought Da Qiao into the group. I thought I would write a little more about this area, but in the end it was just a scratch. After more than half of writing, these people simply stopped appearing. I don't know what the author planned. It looks like he originally wanted to write it but ended up rushing to push the main plot and finish it quickly.

It's obvious that the input method has been smoothed out. Although the readers are alienated, it's okay, but the listeners are in pain

Even though I'm a Chibi player, I can't even choose Cao Cao in this game scenario. It's not difficult at all and I have no experience at all. Cao District has many cities, population, and soldiers returning too quickly. If you want to go with the plot, choose Liu Bei and Sun Quan. If you want to fight the weak with the strong, choose the Jingzhou Four, Zhang Lu and other small forces.

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