Cao Dan stood outside the city of Xuzhou, gazing up at its towering walls with a look of utter despair.
I must be the most miserable person ever to transmigrate, judging by all the historical records!
My clothes are in tatters, and I've had to piece together every scrap of fabric I could find...
"Cao Cao, where do you think you're going?"
Cao Cao shouted as he ran, glancing back over his shoulder.
"My son, Cao Dan, I'm your father! Stop chasing me!"
Cao Dan pointed at Cao Cao.
"Cao Cao, who's your son? I'm your father!"
Cao Cao ran on, secretly delighted.
"My son, Cao Dan, you're really something!"
Several years later, Cao Cao stood atop the walls of Xuchang, gazing toward Xuzhou.
"My son, Cao Dan, when are you coming to attack Xudu?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This name seems grand at first glance
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