Three Kingdoms: Cao Ying Is a Reckless Man Who Is Good at Convincing People with Virtue!

Traveling through the Three Kingdoms, Zhao Mu became Cao Cao's counselor. But this counselor is extraordinary, not a refined gentleman at all! He is nine feet long, powerful in martial arts, holds the Analects of Confucius in his hand, wears a white robe and a green shirt, and often drags a huge bridge. He is called a reckless man! Cheng Yu: I don't know why, but Zhao Mu beats me every time he sees me! Cao Ang: Military advisor, if you kill Hu Zhangxiu's aunt, your father will be angry! Liu Bei: This is unreasonable! How unreasonable! How come I, Liu Bei, have become the emperor's nephew? Sima Yi: Slander! This is slander! Three horses in the same trough refers to Ma Teng and his son, what does that have to do with me? Cao Cao: I have only one last word, never reason with Huaide! Zhao Mu: What nonsense are you talking about? I, Zhao Huaide, a great counselor, have always convinced people with my virtue! Under the sun, the word "virtue" on the giant sword is warm and dazzling! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.