Three Kingdoms: My Multiple Personalities Put Me Through Cao Cao's Simulations

Cao Yu transmigrated to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and became Cao Cao's eighth son.

Over the years, six personalities split off inside his mind:

Li Shimin, Prince of Qin of the Great Tang!

Jiang Ziya, Grand Duke of the Great Zhou!

Zhang Juzheng, Grand Secretary of the Great Ming!

An Lushan, the butcher of the Great Tang!

Zhu Di, Prince of Yan of the Great Ming!

And Zhao Tuo, King of Nanyue!

As Cao Yu pondered the future, he never expected his father, Cao Cao, to awaken a power of his own!

Cao Cao could simulate the fortunes of the Cao family and the future Great Wei, as well as the lives of his descendants!

He simulated Cao Pi and found that he would murder his brothers, only to die young himself!

He simulated Cao Rui and found that he, too, would die young, fail to father a son, and entrust Sima Yi with his heir before his death, only for Sima Yi to usurp the throne!

He simulated Cao Zhi and found that all he cared about was pleasure, and that he even had his eye on his sister-in-law!

He simulated Cao Zhang and found that he was nothing but a brute!

Good grief, Old Cao was in despair! What kind of sons were these?

Then he simulated Cao Yu... Invincible as a general, strategist, commander, and emperor? And with such a long life, too? Was this guy using cheat codes?

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