The Three Kingdoms' Greatest Poisoner: Cao Cao Begs Me to Stop Killing

"The most powerful poisoner in the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao begged me not to kill him" Combining fiction with history, the novel takes the "poisonous man" as its theme and fictionalizes the story of a time traveler who becomes Cao Cao's counselor (Li Yi). This setting draws on the image of Jia Xu in history to a certain extent, but adds modern business thinking and time-travel elements to make the story more dramatic; this creative method that combines history and fiction is entertaining; but I never expected the last millennium turn!

(I've read Chapter 140 so far) I don't understand the history of the Three Kingdoms, so I don't know if this book is not consistent with historical facts, but if it is just a historical hegemony text, it's fine. At least I don't see any logical loopholes, and the plot is attractive.

I, I, I... Passing by with soy sauce

It sounds ok before, but since 70, have I run out of topics to write about? Look what's written on the back

This unfinished story was unexpected but yet familiar. The plot is about 80% similar to the unfinished Three Kingdoms novel I read before.

I love this style so much, update soon!

After much thought, I decided to give it a good review. I don't know why it was unfinished. Maybe the author had some unavoidable reasons. However, this kind of article can still attract people to read, the writing is good and not procrastinating.

I didn't even check the historical data, so I just copied it.

The story is good, but it ends in an anticlimax

It sucks, I suggest you don't watch it.