Fictions of Cao Cao

Answer 1

The following are some of Cao Cao's doujin novels:
1. "Cao Thief": Geng Xin, a total of 3.134 million words. The protagonist traveled to the Three Kingdoms under the rule of Liu Biao. After killing his family, he went to his sister and met Pang De Gong to teach him his skills. Originally, he wanted to join Liu Bei, but after saving Dian Wei in the Battle of Wancheng, he turned to Cao Cao. After the Battle of Red Cliff, he reversed the course of history and finally supported his son to ascend the throne as a noble with a different surname. The novel was based on supporting Cao and belittling Liu. It integrated many elements and the characters were vivid, but there were some shortcomings, such as being slightly immature and rough in details. However, it was still a commercial masterpiece of Cao, Wei and Three Kingdoms Doujin novels.
2. "Cao Wei": The rain fell and did not dare to worry, 2,412,000 words. The main character transmigrated into Cao Chong. Before the Battle of Red Cliff, he initially wanted to be the idle king. Later, he was forced to get involved in many disputes due to his identity. He won his reputation as a plagiarist and changed the battle situation of Red Cliff. After the battle for the throne, he inherited Cao Wei. The writing was smooth, the rhythm was tight, and the descriptions of the court's schemes were wonderful, but the logic was not reasonable, the routine was not good, and the atmosphere of the Three Kingdoms was not enough.
3. Cao Cao's Chef, by Little Lizard Next Door, 2.282 million words. The protagonist, as a food streamer, traveled to the Three Kingdoms era in the female world. Cao Cao became a black silk lady and recruited the protagonist as the chef. The novel's theme was rare, and it had a wide imagination. It had a relaxed daily style and fantasy elements, but some readers found it difficult to immerse themselves in it. There were many self-satisfied plots and the later development was unclear.
4. "Cao Wei's Officials": Time is silent, 1.146 million words. The protagonist traveled to the chaotic times at the end of the Han Dynasty, hugged Cao Cao's thigh, and made plans with his prophetic ability. After marrying Cao Cao's daughter, he chose to stay idle and protect himself after his achievements surpassed his master. In the end, he usurped the power of Cao Wei. This was the style of the assistant minister and counselor. The writing was smooth, but the plot was idealistic and lacked explosive points. The later stages of the outline led to a bad ending.
5. "Great Wei Nengchen" by Black Baron, 5,367,000 words. The protagonist, Xiao Yi, traveled to the Three Kingdoms and took the route of Cao's camp to finally usurp power. It was a harem style. The writing style was good, and the plot was full of ups and downs. However, the style was old-fashioned, and the logic and rationality needed to be strengthened. There were some awkward points and details.
6. "I Am a Warehouse Officer in Cao's Camp": A Sword by Fei Xue, 1.913 million words. The protagonist transmigrated to become a warehouse officer under Cao Cao. When Cao Cao was short of food during his expedition against Yuan Shu, he used his wisdom to solve the food problem. Later, he married Cao's daughter and helped Cao Cao pacify the world. After the Battle of Red Cliff, he retired. The writing was smooth and often creative. The style was light and bright, but there were problems such as dull plot, long-winded words, and slow rhythm.
7. "Follow Cao Cao" by Zhang Jianbang, 1.886 million words. The main character was a native who seemed to have transmigrated. He followed Cao Cao from a beggar's identity and experienced many changes in his identity. He witnessed Cao Cao's growth and became an important force under Cao Cao's command. He changed the trajectory of history and finally proposed a joint ruling method to help Cao Cao win the Battle of Red Cliff.
8. Cao Cao Crossing Wu Dalang: The Godly Spear Old Flying Swordsman, 2.67 million words.
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