Three Kingdoms: The Greatest Madman of All Time, Too Dangerous for Cao Cao to Kill

In the first year of Jian'an, Cao Cao unexpectedly learns that Cao Yu is preparing to raise an army in rebellion.

He disguises himself and his men to investigate.

When they arrive in Ping'an County, Cao Cao is stunned.

The county has high-end hotels, all kinds of factories, dozens of free schools, and many other things Cao Cao has never even heard of.

Cao Cao is deeply wary. Cao Yu possesses talent unmatched throughout the ages.

The county magistrate's office building is magnificent. Its carpets are made of rare animal hides, and its walls are covered with agate and luminous pearls.

Cao Cao: Killing Cao Yu would save us ten years' worth of military pay. Let's take troops and wipe him out.

Guo Jia: My lord, absolutely not! Cao Yu has talent unmatched throughout the ages. We must put him to good use.

Cao Ang: Father, we mustn't kill him. Though Cao Yu is the greatest mad scholar in history, he's exceptionally capable. I want to become his student and learn the art of governing a state.

Xun Yu: My lord, we mustn't kill him. Cao Yu led our troops east to attack Lu Bu, fought Yuan Shao in the north, resisted Liu Biao in the south, and advanced west against Liu Zhang. With his help, conquering the realm is within reach.

Cao Cao: Alas, the greatest mad scholar in history! It seems Cao Cao truly can't kill him!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.