Three Kingdoms: The Imperial Edict Is Found, and It Turns Out I'm the Emperor

Late Eastern Han.

He had actually become Cao Cao's son, Cao Zhi.

That year, Cao Cao had been ill for a long time, with no sign of recovery.

He refused to let Hua Tuo perform a cranial operation to scrape away the cause of his illness.

His condition grew worse by the day.

Cao Cao also believed Cao Zhi was fit to take the throne.

The day before he died, he had a trusted attendant write a decree naming Cao Zhi as his heir.

Who could have guessed that the decree would vanish without a trace?

In August of that year,

Cao Pi was crowned emperor of Great Wei.

In October of that year,

the decree was found.

Now that Cao Zhi knows the truth, can he just let it go?

Can anyone else do the job of being emperor for him?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.