
Three Kingdoms: I, Cai Mao, the Great Han Zhongliang
三国:我,蔡瑁,大汉忠良
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Cai Mao is Boss Cao's associate. Cai sold all the core secrets in Jingzhou to Cao Cao for more than ten years. Is it too late for you to betray him now?
He was not killed by Cao Cao in history. It was just written in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Don't read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms as official history. What's the benefit of following Liu Bei? Liu Bei is just a warlord who separatist power. How can he be compared to a family that has existed for thousands of years?
Cai Mao just invited Cao Cao into his back garden🙂
After excluding the original plot of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, although the remaining content of thirty or forty chapters is very small, the author's writing style is still feasible, but there are still big loopholes in the plot: 1. The protagonist has just traveled through time and has not inherited the memory of the original owner at all, and does not even know who the original owner is. There are many rules in the military camp. An ordinary modern person will definitely know nothing about traveling to the past. If you take even two steps, you will be suspected. You might as well change the setting to inherit all the memories of the original owner after traveling back in time. 2. The protagonist plots to harm his relatives in exchange for the original track of history. I will not comment on this immorality. Once this kind of thing is not handled well, the protagonist will be stigmatized, especially if the protagonist still wants to join Liu Bei. This requires the protagonist to work hard to vigorously promote his attitude towards the death of his family members, but in the end he only mentioned it twice. One time, it was mentioned by his cronies when they were conspiring, and the other time was when they had just surrendered to Liu Bei and offered a plan to use the death of a family member to "show hatred" in front of Zhou Yu to make profits. The attitude conveyed to Liu Bei was that you don't care about this matter, they are just tools. Can Liu Bei, who prides himself on benevolence, righteousness and morality, tolerate you? Before you come up with a plan, you have to perform a performance and cry bitterly, express your hatred for the Wu Kingdom, and show your grief after the death of your family member, and then come up with a plan.
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As of now, I feel that it is not much different from the original Red Cliff Chapter of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, except that Cai Mao is alive. . . If you want to learn from the original chapters, just write them in one big chapter. Two chapters a day. Push the original storyline faster. The protagonist Cai Hao you wrote now plays a commentary role in the original plot. I don't see any changes because the protagonist survives.
It's okay to change to Xiangyang. Cao Cao can't agree to Nanyang. It's too close to Xudu unless he moves the capital.
Cai Hao is at least forty years old at this time Isn't he too old?
Age and appearance are big issues
I feel that the author's writing style is innovative, including the plot advancement and even the rhythm of the story are very good. It's just that the protagonist is Cai Lao's wall lamp, which is a bit difficult to portray.
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It's Tuesday, please collect and read, thank you all 🥺
If you capture Cao Ren, what can you exchange with Lao Cao?
Not bad, not too confusing, enjoyable to watch
I like this Cai Mao
Anyone who helps the emperor likes it
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Updates are a bit slow. The subject matter is quite new. It seems like this is the first time someone has written about this subject.
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The time of travel should be chosen when Diao Chan and Cai Wenji were both young girls. There are many contents in the current time that I have no interest in reading.
It's okay, but you've been planning and fighting, and you don't have any family or personal matters at all. It feels like you're playing a game and trying to pass the level quickly.
So far it looks pretty good, I hope it won't be TJ anymore.
Most of the previous chapters are copied from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and I am looking forward to how I will write about "Changing History" later on.
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There was always fighting from behind! How does it feel like you are playing a game! This level is over! Just hit the next level! Fight all over again until the end of the play? ? ?