Three Kingdoms Wei Wu Cao Cao

The name was quite good, but it made everyone angry when writing it.

I have read the "Wei Zhi" of the Three Kingdoms. In it, everyone in the Cao family of the Xia lords was a good general for a while, and their performance was much more outstanding than that of the five good generals. In this book, Xiahoudun and Xiahouyuan are the most outcast, and Xiahoudun is directly outplayed. Xia Houyuan's most suitable position is the general of the Western Regions. His most brilliant achievement is the conquest and counterinsurgency of the Western Regions. He is the best general at leading the cavalry. He moves as fast as the wind and invades like fire. The official position of General of the Conquest of the West was well deserved, and Cao Cao's original dream was fully realized by him. Cao Ren, he was more suitable to lead infantry than to fight in the south and north. He saw that he also fought in the western regions and also fought in the northern grasslands. Good at foot combat and battle formations. Just be the general who conquered the south. The most exciting battle was the battle with Zhou Yu. His subordinate Niu Jin was surrounded and he personally led his troops to rescue him. There is also Cao Chun, Cao Ren's biological brother. He appeared on the scene but was later tricked. Cao Chun is the leader of the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry. He is brave and good at fighting. He leads one of the strongest troops in Cao Wei. Every soldier has hundreds of enemies who all obey him. He is very popular and respects knowledge. If he didn't die early, he would be a good political officer. Cao Xiu, the Chollima of the Cao family, whose main outstanding achievement was the battle against Soochow, was more suitable to be the military commander of Xuzhou. Xiahou Dun should be in charge of military affairs. As a general with a very high status, he did not have many achievements. He lost several battles and was hijacked.

Chapter 71, Cao Cao said to Xi Zhicai, "Having the help of Sir is like Han Gao having Zhang Liang, and King Wen having Ziya." First, Han Gao should be changed to Gaozu, because the word Han Gao implies that the Han Dynasty is in the past, and it also has a hint of disrespect for Han Gaozu. Second, Cao Cao is now just a small prefect of Chenliu. He is not worthy of using such words, and his status is not worthy of being compared with Han Gaozu and King Wen of Zhou. And this sentence reveals the meaning of competing for the world. Xi Zhicai was a new strategist who had just arrived. Even if Cao Cao had traveled through time, he could not say such treacherous words in front of Xi Zhicai. FYI: Very good, very good book. It is much better than 90% of history books. There are very few flaws. Hope to come on! ! ! [Fn=2_3]

I have read a novel that is very similar to this book. I don't know who copied whom.

The Han Dynasty could grant the title of Chanyu to the Xiongnu, but when it came to Cao Cao, he rushed to become the Chanyu and reversed the course of history? Even the Khan of Heaven could not copy it well.

I was also convinced. I followed this book as soon as I started learning it. After the Three Kingdoms was finished, I gave up the book and now it is 2017. I am really convinced.

What's written in the back is a piece of shit. Every time you finish defeating someone else's army and then let him go, is Shuizi interesting?

After reading more than a hundred chapters, I want to say how good is Cao Cao? Let's not talk about the difficulty of the Yellow Turbans defending the city of Puyang with 60,000 to 70,000 people attacking 20,000 people. Liu Dai's 20,000 people attacked the city and were rescued by the 30,000 defenders of Suizao's hometown? Are others stronger or Cao Cao weaker?

In the first chapter, Cao Cao saw Diao Chan acting like a lost-hearted pig brother, and he immediately lost interest in reading any more.

Although your name is awesome, according to the real history books, there is no historical event like the burning of Red Cliff at all. Although it was true that Wu and Shu both prevented fire and burned ships at that time, and they succeeded, the problem is that they did not burn so many ships at all. Cao Cao at least retained most of the ships, and the real reason for Cao Cao's retreat was because a plague broke out among Cao's army at that time, so he had no choice but to retreat. Got it! And think about it logically. At that time, Wu and Shu could not have sent so many fire ships to burn. Even if they succeeded in igniting Cao Jun's ships, they would not be able to burn most of the ships, because the ships at that time were all made of wood. If the ship next to it caught fire, wouldn't you remove the plywood between that ship and your own ship? Even if you can't take it off, you can still watch it, and use your sword to cut it!

Chapter 8 Abandoned, Extremely Poisonous

I really can't hold it in anymore, I just want to curse. If there is a physical book, I will tear it to pieces.

The concept is good, and the title is also very good. It's a pity that the author's writing style is too poor and the flavor of imagination is too strong. What a pity.

The writing style is so poor, and the theme of the work is also poor!

There is no good writing or good ideas. Sorry for the title

After reading twenty chapters, I was completely convinced. The IQ of all the princes was lowered to the point of being mentally retarded. The IQ of a normal person became Guo Jia, a genius. Hua Xiong is a former general and a cavalry captain, and Lu Bu is just a captain of the bodyguard. His level is not as good as Hua Xiong. It is counterintuitive to kill a chicken with a bull's knife. He has no common sense at all.

"Systematic Three Kingdoms VS Ancient and Modern China and Foreign Countries" Reborn as the son of Yuan Shu, he made it clear that he wanted to become emperor on his own, but Yuan Yao said: "In this life, I would like to be a tour guide and take China around the world!" Isn't it enough to kill each other? My Three Kingdoms will not fight among themselves. " With the system consisting of the "technology tree" in "Civilization" + the "peasants" in "Empire", upgrading technology and transcending eras, Yuan Yao felt that he could go out and do it well outside the Han Dynasty.

Will firearms be invented in the mid-term?

It is really a generous effort to write a book with Cao Cao as the protagonist. In the second chapter at the beginning, the author shows the readers Cao Cao's bravery. This is not such a detailed description in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This description immediately captivates the reader. If you keep reading, more exciting storylines will be revealed one after another. It's hard to describe in one word. In summary; This is a beautiful book about the Three Kingdoms This is a book full of wisdom and tricks This book is very well written and becomes more and more exciting as it is written. The plot of the story is thrilling and gripping, and the characters are well-drawn, outstanding and lifelike. The writing is concise and the language is concise. It makes readers want to stop. 🤭🤭😁😁

The author's writing style is petty. . . Is there no way to bring out the excellence of the protagonist other than to give him a thumbs up? It's okay to write this once or twice. Writing too many times is double standard and stingy. I'm sorry, I died due to poisoning. Goodbye.

Hello author: I find that many writers who write books now have been poisoned by modern Chinese TV directors. The relationship between superiors and subordinates is always a subordinate one! These two words are the castration culture brought by the Qing Dynasty and modern Chinese TV directors. During the Three Kingdoms period, the self-confidence of our Han nation was unparalleled. Please refer to my opinion. ． ． ．

Sometimes it is not a good thing to salute to subordinates just because you admire someone. A superior needs to have the majesty of a superior. Being too easy-going will cause unnecessary thoughts in subordinates. All protagonists should not always salute to subordinates for some reason.

The author's writing style is very smooth, and the plot settings and character outlines are creative. If Cao Cao was not written in the form of time travel, it might be more eye-catching. I hope more good works will come out!

When the generals of the Wei Dynasty met with the Xiongnu envoys, they thought that their appearance was too crude to be powerful enough to lead a distant country, so they sent Cui Jigui to replace him. The emperor himself grabbed a sword and set it up on his bedside. After that, he ordered the spies to ask: "How is the King of Wei?" The Huns envoy replied: "The King of Wei is very elegant, but the person who catches the knife on the bedside is a hero." When Wei Wu heard this, he chased and killed the envoy.

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Observing the battlefield is normal, but fighting generals is not reasonable at all. This is not a mythical world.

It's endless fun to fight against people and against the sky. It's best for the protagonist to encounter some setbacks and it's boring to always have smooth sailing.

After all, they are considered to have children. Besides, the excitement of having more children is completely abnormal and will only make people suspicious.

It's been a while since I checked in. Where did this book come from on my bookshelf? Did you collect it before?

Zhuge Liang is too young. It will take at least 200 years for recruitment to be reliable.