Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Simulated My Life from the Start

Cao Ye transmigrates and becomes an unfavored son born to a concubine of Lord Cao. At the age of two, he develops multiple personalities, with a new one emerging every three years.

At seventeen, five personalities appear in his mind: Li Cunxiao, a warrior unmatched by any general; Qin Shi Huang, who unified the Six States; Huo Qubing, who campaigned as far as Langjuxu; Liu Bowen, who unified the realm; and Li Taibai, the Poet Immortal!

Cao Ye plans to keep a low profile, but unexpectedly, Lord Cao awakens a simulator that can simulate the fortunes of his forces and the lives of his children.

Simulating Cao Ang, he discovers that he nearly dies at Wancheng. At the critical moment, Cao Ye arrives with his troops and crushes Zhang Xiu!

Simulating Cao Pi, he discovers that he inherits his father's position through scheming, only to be deposed by Cao Ye, the common-born son, for being unworthy of the throne. Cao Ye then personally leads an army to annihilate Shu Han and Eastern Wu, unifying the realm!

Simulating Cao Rui, he discovers that the Sima clan has already usurped his power. When Cao Ye, now past fifty and forced to defend Xiliang, appears with a mysterious army, he slaughters the entire Sima clan and reunifies the Three Kingdoms!

Simulating Cao Ye... Lord Cao sighs deeply.

"My son Ye has the bearing of an emperor for all eternity!"

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