Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao's Simulations Expose My Multiple Personalities

In the eighth year of Jian'an, Cao Xiong transmigrates into the body of Cao Cao's fifth son. Every year, a new personality appears in his mind.

By the time he is thirteen, his mind is already home to the First Emperor Ying Zheng, the God of War Bai Qi, the Sage of Strategy Zhang Liang, the Conqueror Xiang Yu, Champion Marquis Huo Qubing, and Sun Wu, the founding master of military strategy.

What he doesn't expect is for Cao Cao to awaken a simulator capable of simulating anyone's life.

In the simulation of Cao Zhi, the moment the kingdom is founded, power slips from his grasp and the Cao clan faces ruin. Cao Xiong raises an army to rescue the emperor, conquering four provinces in just eight months and advancing to Luoyang.

In the simulation of Cao Pi, as soon as Wei is stable, he begins stripping power from the regional princes. In the fourth year of Huangchu, he even poisons Cao Zhang. Forced to rebel, Cao Xiong crushes the imperial army in just a few months and compels Cao Pi to abdicate.

Only then does Cao Cao realize that no matter whose life he simulates, Cao Xiong always appears in it.

In the simulations, Cao Xiong plans every move, makes no miscalculations, and is the bravest warrior of all!

Is this really my frail, sickly Xiong from childhood?

When Cao Cao can finally simulate Cao Xiong's life, he at last understands what it means to have a cheat-like life.

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