Three Kingdoms: I, Cao Wei’s Eldest Son, Will Take the Throne from Han

He transmigrated to the late Han dynasty and became Cao Cao's eldest son, Cao Ang!

Cao Ang planned to outlive Cao Cao, then order Sima Yi's execution and take the throne from the Han dynasty.

But after checking the date, he learned that Cao Cao's eastern campaign against Zhang Xiu was only three months away.

In that campaign, Dian Wei, the top warrior of Wei, and Cao Anmin, Cao Cao's nephew, would both die in battle. Cao Ang himself would meet his end as well.

Cao Ang didn't want to die like that, and he certainly didn't want the Sima clan to eventually inherit the realm of Wei.

So he made plans in secret, poaching Jia Xu, Zou Shi, and Zhang Chunhua.

At Red Cliffs, he used a clever stratagem to pacify Jiangdong, then kept the Qiao sisters in his Bronze Sparrow Palace.

He marched west to conquer Shu and unify the Han realm. On the eve of his enthronement, Cao Ang summoned Liu Xie.

"The throne changes hands from one emperor to the next. This year, it's my turn. Hand it over!"

The Great Wei rose to glory, its flag planted across the globe. The spirit of Huaxia endured, and the empire would never fall!

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