Three Kingdoms: Starting by Advising Cao Cao

Those members of the Liu clan who surrendered to Cao Cao were either killed on some pretext, or they were sidelined and never given important positions. See Liu Ye, a member of the Han imperial clan from Huainan.

It's nothing, I just simply can't read novels that aren't written by Cao Cao. Sorry to the author, next time I publish a different novel, if I like it, I'll definitely give the author a reward.

(Your dad isn't a shill) Although there are some illogical parts, it's pretty good as a historical fantasy novel. Although his writing style isn't particularly humorous, it's still readable and not too boring. I think the best part is its plot. As a Three Kingdoms novel, it doesn't follow the typical story of a character living under someone else's roof.

The protagonist has an aura of dominance; people follow him after just a few words.