Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Slaughters a City from the Start, So I Join Liu Bei

Liu Yu transmigrates to the late Han dynasty, becoming a commoner in Xiapi, Xuzhou. He originally hoped to assist Cao Cao in accomplishing great things.

Unfortunately, from the start, Cao Cao orders the slaughter of civilians throughout Xuzhou. To stay alive, Liu Yu joins Liu Bei instead.

"Boss Cao, that's fate for you. You haven't just lost an ordinary commoner."

"You've lost the whole world."

On the way, Liu Yu meets Zhao Yun, whom Liu Bei had borrowed, and successfully joins the uncle's ranks.

With Liu Yu's help, Liu Bei thrives. He has no shortage of grain, soldiers, or territory.

Using Xuzhou as a springboard, he swiftly restores the Han dynasty. When the Han army reaches the old capital of Luoyang,

Cao Cao beats his chest on the city wall, consumed with regret.

"Of all the things I should and shouldn't have done, I never should have issued that order to kill the people of Xuzhou."

"I let Liu Xuande, who loves his people like his own children, take advantage of the opening!"

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