Three Kingdoms: at the Beginning, Cao Cao Captured Him and Made Him His Son-In-Law.

The male protagonist is a stallion, and he takes every one he sees

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, his name was Liu Xiu? If nothing else, Cao Cao: You already have a way to die!

Poison point 1: Your family used silver to engage in large-scale transactions in the late Han Dynasty Poison point 2: Your son of Zhou Mu dared to claim vassal status against Zhou Mu

Cai Yong and Cao Cao are very familiar with each other, okay? Will Cao Cao and Cai Yan not know each other? Moreover, her nickname is Zhaoji, and Wenji was changed by the Sima family to avoid taboo.

Mi Zhu was just a civil servant, he had no ability to become a counselor.

Are these counselors from the Three Kingdoms familiar with each other? Every now and then, Xi Zhi is not of this style, Xun Yu is not good, and Cheng Yu is not of this level, and then he concludes that there must be someone new scheming behind it. It's like they are all college roommates who have been bragging together for 4 years. I just want to ask, is there no one left in the Three Kingdoms? Just kill them all like this? You want to say that it's okay for people of the same level to evaluate each other like this? I just can't figure it out. How can Mi Zhu evaluate Xun Yu's play Zhicai? It seems like gold players evaluate the hero pool of diamond master players. They will comment on this one but not that one. . . No, no matter how bad they are, they are still better than you. The key is that you are a gold player playing against three diamond players. If you lose and you still suspect that the opponent has hired a power coach, you are afraid that you have some serious illness. Other people watching the show were even more funny. There were no documentaries in that era, and at most they were just battle reports. Looking at the battle reports, one could analyze that Cao Cao hired an acting coach. That's what it seems to me. The counselors of the Three Kingdoms are all a bunch of people who can't afford to play. They can't admit that others can make progress, and they can't admit that others are strong. Anyway, if you win, you will either use technology or hire a junior representative.

The protagonist travels through the Three Kingdoms without becoming an official or striving for hegemony. After awakening and lying down, the whole system is a salted fish. When he meets a random guest, he talks about the general trend of the world. Is it too naive? You said that you can get system rewards by lying flat for a while, but it is more reasonable to conquer a city and lie flat. The author wrote a flat story in the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms. What is the highlight? Wearing the Qing Dynasty and not rebelling? Passing through the courtyard without intercepting Hu Qinhuai is like a bucket of louzi? Don't be angry when buying a Coke?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Wei camp? Lao Cao won't become king until after the Battle of Chibi