Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Reveal to Cao Cao That I'm a Transmigrator

It should be the other way around. I can understand the characters, since they are Xiaozhuan and official script after all, but I definitely can't understand the words because Mandarin is a Chinese language that was transformed into modern Chinese. Relatively speaking, Cantonese should be closer to the previous Mandarin

I am not a fan of the Three Kingdoms and have never watched it, but I like Boss Cao. The male protagonist, it's disgusting to act and act... It's ancient times to accept concubines or not, so just accept them. What's the point? We are all monogamous in modern times. Taking concubines means being unfaithful to the wife. It's a lot of nonsense. After pushing and pushing, I finally accepted it. You can just say that you have no idea at all and refuse it directly. You can also give some other benefits to the partner. This is the most disgusting thing. There are also those who like to pretend to be profound, half-speak and put on airs. The male protagonist is not a time-travel prophet, there are many counselors that he cannot handle. He actually wants to kill Sima Yi... I have no objection to killing Liu Bei. Sima Yi is still a very outstanding character! I don't have a good impression of Zhuge Liang either. After all, anyone who can help Uncle Liu Huang is blind.

He said he didn't want a position of real power, so he pulled all the fierce generals and advisers to his side.

Personally, I think the main thing is that there is a lot of nonsense, including character names, which are not easy to remember, and I can't remember Zhang San or Li Si.

Extremely intelligent! Mistaking shamelessness for wit... Speechless.

A bunch of typos can affect reading, and the ending is bad.

Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu disappeared as soon as they started.

I read the first few chapters and saw something wrong. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was no kneeling down to receive orders. Kneeling down to receive orders or kneeling down~all started from the Yuan Dynasty. (The custom of the Han people is to kneel down in mourning and bid farewell to their elders). In the Song Dynasty, the common people knelt down before the emperor, and from the Yuan Dynasty onwards, it was customary to kneel down when meeting officials, but not to encourage them. Be serious when writing historical novels. Understand the history first before adapting the novel.

The author's writing is really good

I watched it without thinking, I have never watched Three Kingdoms. The first part was quite interesting, but in the middle it seemed that I wanted to marry someone else, but gave up. How do I put it? I know that I may be trying to play a real fragrant joke or that it was originally like this in ancient times, but while setting up the character and saying that I insist on monogamy and concubinage is rubbish (I believe it), I am "forced" to marry two at the same time. Although it is required by the plot, it is not also set according to the author's preferences. It feels very ruinous to the character. It would be better to state your intention to have a harem from the beginning, directly show that you are a serious Serpi on the outside, and get married as soon as you get married. Or do you simply agree to enjoy the "dross" of ancient times? Since you have come to ancient times, why don't you experience polygamy and multiple concubines? You have to eat it openly, but the way it was written, it doesn't make me eat it based on the previous plot, and it doesn't matter if I don't eat it. Although the plot talks about me being a time traveler, I still feel that after watching the story, there are more strategic scenes and the writing is quite good. But I thought there would be more plots that use modern knowledge and technology to reduce dimensions to attack the worldview of the Three Kingdoms, or that modern ideas collide or merge with those of that time. The trend was this way in the past, but later it felt like they were poaching talents, strategizing and fighting, and their thoughts were assimilated. The opening tweet was based on the gimmick of being a time traveler, but it felt like it was a bit off topic?