Yuntai of the Three Kingdoms

I particularly admire Cao Cao, but he lost his power and couldn't survive. He had Guo Jia and Xi Zhicai in the beginning, Xun Yu, Xun You, and Cheng Yu in the middle, and Sima Yi and Jia Xu in the later period. What are you going to use to compete with them? Aren't you tired?

If you're going to write about strategy, then write about strategy. Why bother with this whole "producing white silk to make money" nonsense? You think you've found a genuine strategy book about the Three Kingdoms? Pshaw, what a disappointment.

I listened to the audiobook once, and all I could think of was "hehe." The author's book is not bad, but everyone seems to be saying "hehe." I hope the writing style and vocabulary can be more varied.

I don't know when the phrase "young master is disgusting" appeared, but it definitely didn't exist during the Three Kingdoms period.

It is, though it is, yet it is, also, half a jar of water, neither cultured nor plain, once spat out, it is abandoned.

Does anyone else find the punctuation a bit excessive and nauseating to read?

Lu Xun represents a powerful clan, so it's illogical for him to be associated with the protagonist. Lu Xun would abandon his family's massacre and cooperate with Sun Quan for the sake of his clan's interests. The protagonist, a teenager, would only be easily fooled by Lu Xun. In matters like winemaking, he would definitely prioritize his own family's interests, making it highly unlikely he would submit to Liu Bei.

I actually recommend everyone read *White Wolf Gongsun*. I just finished reading it today, and it's really well-written.

I've read more than ten novels about the Three Kingdoms, and this one is the only one that's decent.

A stream-of-consciousness piece... Completely lacking in strategy.