My Father, Cao Aman

I didn't even want to write a review, mainly because I was worried readers might waste their time. Of course, I'm just giving a heads-up: proceed with caution. This book is riddled with plot holes and glaring errors, written like a clueless novice rambling on.

Follow your son's path, and leave your son with nowhere to go...

I couldn't continue after chapter 570! What is this nonsense? The protagonist is fighting for territory, but Cao Cao is just dividing up the family fortune at home. What's the point of fighting then? It's just a typical working-class story where the protagonist is constantly fighting this and that, unable to even manage his own family affairs.

I really don't want to talk about writing the Romance of the Three Kingdoms without reading the official history? You don't even understand the order of events. The 19 warlords fought against Dong Zhuo, Lü Bu was Dong Zhuo's adopted son, and then the Three Heroes fought Lü Bu—they had already fought several battles, and the Three Heroes didn't even know Lü Bu.

I listened to eight chapters, and there was an unusually large amount of nonsense.

I've been a book lover for over a decade, but I can't get through this novel. Thumbs down.