
I Killed Cao Cao from the Start
开局就杀了曹操
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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772Chapters
185kPopularity
1.1kReaders
1.7kMust-read votes
8.7Score
761Ratings
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Reader comments 11
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I'll give it a good review after reading it, but it ends in an anticlimax. The protagonist is too perfect. He is better than Lu Bu in battle, Jia Xu in strategy, and Xun Yu in domestic affairs. He cooks when he returns home, licks beauties when he goes to bed, and calms the people when he leaves the city.
No wonder the rating is so low. The pig's feet are basically invisible at the back, and they are all filled with supporting characters.
You licked Dong Zhuo as soon as he came, knowing that he was a dead bone in the grave, but you still showed off to please Dong Zhuo, and labeled Dong Zhuo a traitor. Who are you? Modern people used to put interests first and had no integrity, so why not worship him as a foster father?
Too much explanation nonsense
The early stage was okay and quite novel, but the pacing in the middle and later stages was too fast. I felt it was a setting problem. Many characters were mentioned briefly, but Sun Quan only mentioned it once, which was less than Cao Cao.
Rating is too low! Rating is too low!
Average
The last chapter is a bit interesting. Instead of calling me dad, I call him uncle. . . 😂😂😂
Overall not bad
Hu Zhen and Sun Jian fought in Yangcheng. Hulao Pass in Sishui Town was not an important pass at that time. It was one of the eight passes in Luoyang and had no key handle. Yique Pass on the west side was an important military place at that time.