Three Kingdoms: Starting from Cutting Off Hu and Cao Cao, He Became Stronger
三国：从截胡曹操开始变强
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- 125k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 10mo ago
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- Qidian
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The protagonist Cao Ang reminds me of a gameplay.
Kill Cao Cao directly and gain power by virtue of his status! Don't save Cao Cao, let him die. However, I guess no one will read it as a novel. This operation is quite cool. But it's just a gimmick. A popular way of writing now is to criticize historical figures and make them angry. Or pretend to be with them and let them kneel down and lick you. The other is to actively compete for hegemony. There are fewer of these. But the idea of traveling through Cao Ang and killing Cao Cao and ascending to power is a bit interesting.
Why not write about the battle between father and son, one uniting the North and the other uniting the South?