Three Kingdoms: I Don't Want to Be Involved, but the Prime Minister Gave Me Too Much

When I saw the title, I thought he was Prime Minister Zhuge, but I didn't expect that it was Cao Cao who escaped.

I don't understand why some people assist Cao Cao. Could it be Meng De. The protagonist is Cheng Yu's nephew, so he shouldn't need to eat human flesh. There must be no relatives of the protagonist among the several massacres and dozens of city captures and massacres. The protagonist should not be killed by Cao Cao to appease the morale of the army. Does the protagonist have the blood of Cao or Xiahou? Does the protagonist want to imitate Sima Yi?

I thought it was Prime Minister Zhuge, but he is still a Cao thief. He is still the Cao thief in Chibi. He crushed the situation. What's the point?

Zhuge Liang is the ideal, but Cao Cao is the reality. Before the age of thirty, you said you would support the Han Dynasty. After the age of thirty, there are shortcuts, and there is no hard work to eat pure shark arms. In reality, you walk a few steps on the same road to get home, and some people deliberately take the eighteen bends on the mountain road. They call it integrity. Cao Cao kills countless people at every turn. You actually know this. Why don't you defect to Cao Cao and unify it earlier to save fewer lives? He was inconsistent, claiming that he looked down on Cao Cao and massacred the city. What he did was to defect to Shu Han and let the Three Kingdoms exist. Wasn't it just to kill more people? Those who don't know better think that modern people are all saints, and they all claim to eat without hardship.

Mrs. Mi's father wants to help her escape? Dad is dead a long time ago. Mrs. Mi ran away even if she wanted to.

It would be nice to make Wei great once.

Can you update it quickly? I update it non-stop, hahahaha

Cao Cao suffered a great loss in Chibi. If Cao Cao can dominate the world in the next ten years after Chibi, whether you massacre or relocate the people in the past, you will have a big positive goal (great merit) to endorse. The key is that without the support of the world, no matter how great the northern empire is, it is just a separatist regime. In the late Han Dynasty, when everyone with ambitions had a unified belief, Cao Cao was a choice with a high chance of winning but a weak feeling, but it was not the only choice to choose others with a small chance of winning. The sense of accomplishment was also high.