Three Kingdoms: The Bandit General Leaves Cao Cao Stunned

Xu Zhen transmigrates to the late Han Dynasty as Xu Chu's younger brother. He joins Cao Cao's camp from the start, with maxed-out combat skills and the makings of a peerless general! But he acts like a bandit!

As a result, Cao Cao is often caught in a dizzying cycle of double standards...

The Yellow Turban rebels surrender in Yanzhou.

Xu Zhen: "A flanking maneuver?! I'm breaking out from Shouzhang! A breakout is a breakout, no matter where it starts!"

Cao Cao: "Disobeying orders on the battlefield! This man deserves to be..."

"Report! General Xu launched a hundred-mile raid and beheaded the enemy general!"

Cao Cao: "Reward him handsomely!!"

Zhang Miao rebels in Yanzhou.

Xu Zhen: "Finally, things are in chaos! Take all the armor and horses from the troops in Chenliu! We can't put down a rebellion for nothing. Don't worry, my lord, of the three thousand beauties, I'll take just one."

Cao Cao: "...Well said."

The Battle of Wancheng.

Xu Zhen: "Who stole the halberd handle from Dian Wei's weapon?! That thing is worth thirty thousand gold. Pay me back, or I'm withdrawing my troops."

Jia Xu: "...Isn't this just a bandit?"

Cao Cao: "Exactly!"

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