Following Cao Cao
跟随曹操
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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639Chapters
24.7kRecommendations
10.1kFans
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I don't want to read it now that I see it's in first person.
First-person perspective is really annoying!
I also can't read books written in the first person! It feels like reading a diary!
What's the point of following Cao Cao? His presence or absence doesn't offer the same advantage; the only real benefit is eliminating Sima Yi.
A book without a main character—who is the protagonist?
The title feels too colloquial. Changing it to something like "Following Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms," "Striving for Hegemony," "Competing for Supremacy," or "Conquest," and adding "Record" at the end, would seem more evocative.
A book from 2009? What a load of rubbish! Read it or don't, take it or leave it.
After reading a few chapters, it feels like you just replaced Cao Chun with Cao Shuo. Oh well, I'll just wait and see Cao Chun's appearance.
Perhaps it's because of the first-person perspective, but I'm not used to it. It always feels like the protagonist is nagging in my ear.