Three Kingdoms: Revealing the Identity of the Time Traveler to Cao Cao at the Beginning

The book I saw was inexplicably different from the one mentioned in the review. Maybe the author accepted the opinions and made adjustments. However, in my extensive reading career, this book is also above average. There is no way I can't stand the bad books written by many masters. I think books with novel themes and special intentions are very good. There are only two results for me when I read a book: either I will delete the book if I am embarrassed, or I will continue reading if the quality of the book is still acceptable in the current online literary world. So if I were to rate this book, it would definitely be an 8.5 According to my standards. But according to my standard, the score is 9.5. There is no problem with the quality of this book, I hope the author will finish it. There must be many latecomers like me who hope to see it.

"If the two get married, he will suddenly travel back in time one day." "Then my sister Qinghe, isn't she going to be a widow?"

Broken author syndrome

Good in the front, wet in the water, bad in the back Drive high and go low, the dog's tail continues to follow the mink's tail. What a pity.

It's a good read. It's the only book in which the protagonist travels through the Three Kingdoms and doesn't conquer the world by himself, but takes refuge in Cao Cao's army. When he first joins the army, he should promptly save Cao Ang, Dian Wei and Cao Anmin who are about to fall. After recruiting Zhang Xiu and Jia Xu, he trained troops for Cao Cao and made money. The protagonist married Cao Cao's daughter and took over the harem. He also discovered Xu Huang and Yu Jin, who were not yet famous in the army, and reused them. Offer sacrifices to Cao Cao and help Cao Cao conquer the world

Not recommended to read, not much written, rubbish. In the first ten chapters, he took refuge with Cao Cao, and later became Liu Bei's man. I thought there was more than one person who traveled through time. I guess the author's mind was messed up and then he became normal again. If there are too many chapters, you can read them again. If you really want to read chapters 11-13, you can skip them.

The subject matter is novel, the writing style is good, and the typos in the text do not affect the reading. The only fly in the ointment is that he became a eunuch.

It's a book I almost didn't read because of the reviews. Really, bad reviews have to be rated below good reviews, and good reviews have to be rated below bad reviews. There are two types of people, and they are insulting each other, so why can't they be discussed separately? I think this book is quite good, not a noob, the male protagonist is normal, not pretentious, not a saint. Some people say that the author's writing is messy, but I think the plot is smooth. Maybe it's because I am a slow reader, and I read it word by word, and I read it carefully. Maybe the author revised it a lot later. But at least until the updated version, I felt very comfortable watching it, and the characters and plot stood up. Some people say they don't want to see things change history after time travel. Forehead? I don't like watching movies with this theme. What does this have to do with "not being good-looking"? Also, it is said that writing like this will change children's understanding of history,? Your good kid doesn't play games or read novels? He just read it, didn't he know it was a novel? Moreover, they started learning history in junior high school, and today's children's cognitive abilities are much stronger than some people's. When the protagonist joined Boss Cao, he said that he was a "traveler", but later the protagonist did not emphasize it too much. I think this is good. The author also described such changes from the psychology of the male protagonist and Boss Cao, explaining why. It was reflected inadvertently, but in place. This is the part that feels "good" to me. Read the reviews before reading the book, it may make you want to read the book more. I say this book is good, but some people will definitely disagree. Take a look at the first chapter. If you like it, continue. If not, quit. Anyway, I started from the first chapter.

Is this still 9.4? ? Are there so many Seven Cats now? The characters are often confused and there are a lot of typos. At first it was stated that he would have one husband and one wife, but later he was forced to have three wives and four concubines. While saying that we don't want real power, we are also recruiting talents. Do you think Cao Cao is a fool or do you think the readers are fools? Even if you don't use your brain, you will finish writing it. Still a piece of shit.

I really like this kind of book that I have been reading for a long time. It is the first time that I can calm down and read it all. The subject matter is new, which gives people a sense of enjoyment and immersion. I hope the author will continue to write well. It doesn't matter if the update is slow, just don't leave it unfinished. I have read too many books at the beginning and the latter may become boring. Come on