Three Kingdoms: Cao Chong's Last Will Says My Eldest Brother Isn't Dead!
三国：曹冲遗嘱，其实我大哥没死！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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157Chapters
753kPopularity
1.1kReaders
1.2kMust-read votes
9.1Score
1.6kRatings
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I saw this by chance in the afternoon. I clicked on it and started reading it. First I looked at the total chapters, a total of 157 chapters. At the beginning, I read this in the year I was reading it. After an afternoon of reading, I found that this book is well written. It's not like other people who traveled to the Three Kingdoms and started to make some distilled alcoholic drinks or some other later inventions and discoveries. Be original. Although the author's writing is short, the novel becomes more interesting the more I read it, and it also makes up for some regrets in my heart. I like Cao Ang. It is Mrs. Shang Wanding who the author has passed over in general. This novel does not hit the world as perverted as other novels. I just wrote that stability was peaceful at that time. Although this novel is short, it has exciting content and received good reviews.
Well enough
The start is okay... I don't understand what I wrote later... You are crushing the opponent with your troops... You can win with less and win more. Is it okay to burn the opponent's food and destroy your navy... If you don't hit the fire attack, you will win... It's so strenuous to fight... Why don't you borrow arrows from Soochow straw boats? Why don't you go to the sky...
The ending is a bit anticlimactic
It's really beautiful. The key is not to be confusing.
It was completely unfinished, and at the end of the writing, Chibi didn't want to write anymore.
It is normal to have internal struggles for power. As a tycoon, Cao Cao would certainly have thought that he would tolerate his sons doing this, but it would not become the main theme because they were not unified yet, and he would not tolerate anyone using tricks to influence the war. The imperial family will cultivate heirs by raising Gu, but most of them will do so when the external environment is stable. What's more, since I'm writing about the Three Kingdoms, it feels a bit strange to spend most of the space on Cao Cao's sons competing for the throne.
The ending is too sloppy and not interesting at all
No one is as bad as this.
The ending is a bit perfunctory