Liu Xie transmigrates and becomes Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie. With the secret edict exposed and Cao Cao storming angrily into the palace, he is fortunate to awaken the Death-Seeking System.
As long as he successfully gets himself killed, he can obtain the lifetime cultivation of Li Yi, an Immortal. Liu Xie instantly finds his purpose in life.
Once he gains Li Yi's cultivation, he'll surpass Xiuer for sure. Tricks like turning beans into soldiers and teleporting are child's play.
What Liu Xie really wants is meteor summoning and an earthquake controller.
Liu Xie: Minister Cao, your sword hasn't tasted enough blood. My blood is boiling right now. How about giving me a good stab, Minister?
Cao Cao: Pfft! You brat Liu Xie, you've gone too far! I swear I'll kill you! -- Clang!
Liu Xie: You coward. Do you dare kill me or not?
Cao Hong: Damn you, Liu Xie! Today's the day you die! Ah!
Zhang Liao: Your Majesty, fear not. Zhang Liao is here!
Liu Xie: I actually want to die! Who told you to come save me, you immortal's backside!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Commentary on Chapter 5 of "Three Kingdoms: The Beginning of the Game" by I Want to Eat Meat. Cao Aman is Crazy and Angry with Death. Come on, let's plot against Cao Cao.
I don't even know what the use of this system is. The operation is as fierce as a tiger, but there are actually no rewards. As of this writing, the protagonist has no system rewards.
Did Cao Cao really not dare to kill Liu Xie?