The Ancestor of the Three Kingdoms Family Is Cao Cao

I hope you will support me more and some of the history can be discussed!

First of all, the protagonist in the article is still the eldest grandson, and his father is the eldest son who has been cultivated for decades; Cao Pi is the eldest son of the concubine. Secondly, Mrs. Ding is still the main wife, Mrs. Bian is the side wife, and the main wife is still in power. In this case, the eldest grandson and the eldest son of the concubine can compete for position, and the competition lasts for so many years. There is only one situation: extremely doting on the concubine, and allowing Cao Pi, Cao Zhi, and Cao Zhang to fight for power. One of the two is indispensable. To a certain extent, one word can be used to describe "pampering concubines and destroying wives." Three brothers appeared in history to seize the legitimate heir. The first reason, Cao Ang, the heir to whom Cao Cao had placed countless efforts, died. The second reason was that Mrs. Ding left. The third reason was that Cao Cao had to fall into a difficult situation of choosing due to the loss of the most important heir. This gave the third son time and circumstances to seize the legitimate heir. In the article, Mrs. Ding is here, as is the eldest grandson. Cao Cao did not spoil his concubine and destroy his wife. It is not that Cao Cao did not know that this grandson was not mediocre. Why does the issue of setting up a reserve still arise when the eldest grandson is almost an adult?

Liu Bei flaunted his benevolence and righteousness, but he had never done anything harmful to nature in his life. Cao Cao slaughtered the city frantically, slaughtered the people for meat, burned, killed, looted, and after eating and drinking, he wrote a poem of compassion for the common people: More than a hundred people survived, but the thought of them broke the heart of a human being.

This protagonist doesn't look like a reborn person, he's not even as good as a native.

Cao Ang never had a son in history.

Five-star praise, being born in the Kingdom of Wei is actually more promising than being born in the Kingdom of Shu or Wu!

In fact, seizing the direct descendants. First, ensure your own personal safety. Not easily soluble in water. Show your abilities again. Get closer to your elders and elders. Cultivate the generals and scholars who are close to you. Look for opportunities to be promoted again. Even in these troubled times. When you have the ability to fight. The Cao Wei generation who reused the clan was put aside. He can rely on the same military power as Huang Xuer. Give yourself the opportunity and ability to give it a try. I would rather die by taking the direct descendant. I don't want to live on my knees. After all, great men also said it. Power comes from the barrel of a gun. Then it would be enough if Ah Hao could be by his side when he died. Then nothing more needs to be said. Just keep holding Ah Ma and crying bitterly

I actually kind of want to see a story about someone who traveled through time and became Cao Cao's son, but followed Liu Bei wholeheartedly.

I've seen dozens of chapters later. The subject matter is good, but I always feel that it is not interesting. I feel that it is a little immature in terms of strategy, government and ambition, and it lacks the open-mindedness of a tiger that can swallow thousands of miles. Maybe the author wants to give the male protagonist time to grow up. But being open-minded is a certain characteristic, and it can actually show its signs in your teens.

Your ancestors deserved to have their graves dug up and their bodies thrown away, their bones smashed and their ashes thrown away for relying on the wrong methods of military service and the killing of generals in defeated armies.