A general so mediocre that even Guan Yu has to appear.

A person who was threatened to have their head beheaded by Cao Cao.

A mysterious figure whose incompetence as a general raises questions about which part of historical facts they drew from.

>>3

Is it about the period when I was naughty in my youth?

Someone who talks like a strategist.

In reality, Cao Wei is in the stage of determining whether Zhang Liao or this guy is the strongest, and it’s terrible…

Thanks to this guy, Wei was secure, wasn’t it?

A genius warlord essential for the initial personal slot of the champion of a generation.

When did you become bald?

>>8

That’s enough!

It’s astonishing that it has appeared since episode 1.

>>8

Can you depict the Battle of the South Group?

Yesterday, while watching a Chinese drama, I messed up.

Is that character treated that way over there too…?

Is someone who excels at dead ends?

Not incompetent, but the most sensible person, right?

Something that looks like a face even when turned upside down.

>>16

Are you in a Studio Ghibli movie?

A mediocre general carelessly cuts down the enemy commander.

The Eight Gates of the Golden Lock were cut!

The reason Yuan Shao did not invite him was that he was the kind of guy who couldn’t even make a joke invitation.

A mediocre general who should have appeared in a deadly place but is still alive.

“After absorbing all kinds of knowledge that often appears as advice for strategists in the work, forget everything and think on your own in the extreme situation! This is how it would look when adapted to the position of a general.”

The younger brother who succeeded the family head in place of Cao Ren is strong, but his presence is weak.

In the beginning, Cao Hong also played an active role.

Like Yu Jin, the image has worsened in the second half.

>>23

Is it a story about a play? It’s not about the Blue Sky Voyage, right?

>>24

A story of historical facts.

Historically, if we had to choose, the one considered incompetent would be Xu Chu.

Fighting with great fervor! Even after that, he was defeated by Lu Bu and became a captive, and he has been captured about 4-5 more times, returning each time through exchange.

>>25

I mean, it’s like saying they are handling logistics or working in the rear.

>>25

But he’s the general…

A useless general who only blabbers has transformed because he can no longer shout.

There are certainly some mistakes in the historical facts, but overall it is reliable.

The achievement of successfully defending Jingzhou against Guan Yu is significant.

Moreover, my son may not have done anything remarkable, but it’s quite impressive that he is safely succeeding in his role.

>>28

Aren’t there too many sons who can’t do that…?

>>31

Moutoku! Why must I see such a response!!

>>28

This is really great.

>>28

Have you heard the story of the son of General Ba Qiang, who failed in rebellion?

Maybe the tone of those around me that I tried to imitate to appear impressive was unnecessary? I don’t know though.

>>32

They originally had the ability, but were overly concerned about their surroundings, trying to act like Cao Cao and the strategists, which led to a failure to make progress.

If I lose my voice and can no longer imitate others’ conducts, there might be a sense that I’ve awakened and can show my true ability.

Hey!

Regardless of popularity, he is the number one general of the Three Kingdoms in terms of ability.

In reality, rich and powerful heirs tend to go bad.

I could only hold out for a year under Sun Quan’s attack…

>>38

Too great a commander…

>>44

In Soten, after the Red Cliffs, they are somehow active to an unusual degree.

Many guys probably get carried away just because they are the sons of successful figures.

Did this family continue to prosper after Cao Pi?

Cao Ren’s children are quite talented.

Asari Yoshito has passed…

Hey! Turn!

The arrangement of Soten Kōro is interesting, but later I realize it’s quite different from historical facts!

The characters of Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu in the historical records are quite interesting.

I think the image of a completely defense-focused ironclad in Dynasty Warriors suits well.

>>49

The design is too much like an ordinary guy without armor, making it difficult to comment on.

Brother Jun is not someone who leads soldiers in battle; he is a military commander.

Because I am in charge of adjustments…

A mediocre general who leads the strongest cavalry unit of Cao Wei into deadly battle and returns victorious from every engagement.

>>51

It’s hard to believe that Cao Ren is commanding the cavalry while Zhang Liao is the commander of the infantry.

Who? Xu Gongming?

I recently read Soten Koro, but there were many parts I didn’t fully understand due to the momentum.

But it was fun.

>>54

Suddenly, Guan Yu is back!!!

I’m pretty irritated that Cao Ren wasn’t in the Origin.

Cao Ren’s son died young, and his grandson Cao Chu’s achievements are unknown.

It is said that when Sima Shi presented the proposal for the deposition of Cao Fang along with his retainers, there was a name that resembles Cao Chu listed as a colonel.

The refreshing person didn’t attach themselves and fulfilled their household up until the end of Wei.

From here on, you should think of it as a digest comic.

I can’t speak…

What’s up with Yuan Shao suddenly dying of obesity?

>>66

I think it’s better compared to the version by Yokoyama because it has cuts.

>>66

Before becoming a celestial being, I was a damn serious person who tried to become the supreme being (mother).

>>66

Isn’t it just as Cao Cao said in the story?

I attempted to get closer to the most noble existence in the world (mother).

I liked the part where you give instructions in a silent loud voice.

I’m trying to remember if the one who was next to young Mengde in episode 1 was Cao Ren.

During the time when Cao Pi was rising to power, there were many sons of generals who were implicated in the rebellion caused by drug addicts who had emerged.

Why is Mr. Fuchi so incredibly cool?

Conqueror General → Charioteer General → Grand General → Great Sima of common generals

“Naked, naked! But in the end, Xu Huang is incredibly strong.”

Isn’t Guan Yu way too strong towards the end of the Blue Sky Navigation?

It’s not much different in the official history either.

>>77

That guy becomes a common general in the thread who says, “I can’t leave that to anyone else.”

It seems like it could become a face if you turn it upside down.

I like this.

Jun Yuqing went through a terrible ordeal as if their parents had been killed.

I was taken aback by suddenly becoming an inventor character.

joko

>>81

Li Dian’s crossbow!

It’s a manga that I read with quite a lot of momentum…

Hey! Twist!

It’s not that I became an inventor just by utilizing Li Dian’s relics…