Three Kingdoms: The Split-Personality Emperor Who Made Ten Thousand Men Weep at Xiaoyao Ford

Before the Battle of Xiaoyao Ford, he transmigrates into Cao Rui, the future Ming Emperor of Wei. The first thing he does is make Guo Nuwang, also known as Guo Zhao, his own woman, eliminating his future mother's killer at the source.

After that, Cao Rui recruits the young talents who will shape the future of Wei. He appoints Wuqiu Jian as commander of his personal guards and Deng Ai as deputy commander, while Wang Shuang and Hao Zhao serve at his side.

Just then, Sun Quan, the blue-eyed man, launches an attack on Hefei with a hundred thousand troops. To skip the process of waiting for his cheap father Cao Pi to succeed to the throne, Cao Rui decides to head to the battlefield at Xiaoyao Ford himself. As well as making Sun Quan's hundred thousand weep, he will establish his own military prestige.

When the Battle of Hanzhong breaks out, Cao Rui helps Cao Cao seize Hanzhong and win the battle.

Then comes the Battle of Xiangyang and Fancheng. Cao Rui defeats the supposedly invincible Guan Yu and secures his position as the Cao family's heir.

After that, he personally establishes Great Wei, destroys Wu and Shu, eliminates the threat posed by the aristocratic clans, and wipes out the foreign tribes!

With the force of a raging storm, he sweeps across the land, raising the Great Wei Empire to the pinnacle of the world!

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