Three Kingdoms: the Crown Prince of Wei Dynasty

Cao Zheng was originally a modern man. Unexpectedly, he traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty after being drunk and became Cao Cao's youngest son. Therefore, a Cao Zheng with modern thoughts appeared in this strange era. When he was young, he was taught the art of war by Jia Xu, martial arts by Xu Chu, and taught carefully by Cao Ren as his teacher. So with the unremitting efforts of three top talents, Cao Zheng was trained by his brother Cao Pi after he reached the age of 18, and became the most outstanding second-generation general of Wei. He led troops to attack the Huns in the north, Wu in the south, Ba Shu in the west, and Goguryeo in Liaodong in the east. Until 230 AD, Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi passed away, and Cao Zheng was appointed as his successor, successfully becoming the second emperor of Wei. From then on, his imperial career and military career took a step further, and he died on the battlefield until he died at the age of sixty. At that time, the lands he conquered were unprecedented, his treasures were countless, and his empire would last forever. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.