Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Told Me to Grow Grain, So I Planted Sweet Potatoes!

Wang Hou transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and becomes Cao Cao's grain officer.

During the campaign against Yuan Shu, Cao Cao says, "The army is out of grain. I'll borrow your head to restore morale."

Wang Hou turns around and pulls out a hundred thousand dan of sweet potatoes. Out of grain? Not a chance. From then on, Wang Hou enjoys a leisurely life.

But other people at the end of the Han Dynasty see things a little differently.

Xun Yu: "Even the Eight Wonders of Shuijing put together probably don't measure up to Wang Hou, a mere grain officer."

Liu Bei: "Stop being Cao Cao's grain officer. Come work for me, Wang Hou, and the post of Vice Director of Military Affairs is yours!"

Yuan Shao: "I thought my son Yuan Fang was already an unparalleled genius. I never imagined that a grain officer in Cao Cao's camp could surpass him!"

Zhen Mi: "Young master, I am already married. I can no longer follow you."

Wang Hou: "What? A married woman? No problem! That's exactly what I like!"

From then on, a mere grain officer stirs up the turmoil at the end of the Han Dynasty. Rising to the highest rank? Not a chance! If the Cao family can seize the throne, why can't my Wang family?

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