Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Simulates My Multiple Personalities and Exposes Them

Cao Yu transmigrates and becomes Old Cao's illegitimate son. Starting at age twelve, he develops a split personality, gaining a new personality in his mind every two years.

By the time he is twenty-three, six personalities have emerged in his mind: Bai Qi, the God of Slaughter; Wei Qing, who sealed the wolves at Juyan; Zhang Liang, master of the ladder-over-the-wall stratagem; Mozi, the master engineer; Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor who unified the Six States; and more...

However, just when Cao Yu thinks he is the only one with a golden finger, he never expects Old Cao to awaken a simulator that can simulate the fate of Wei and the lives of each of his children!

When simulating Cao Pi, Old Cao discovers that his son turns against his own family, Cao Zhi composes a poem in seven steps, Cao Zhang is poisoned, and just as Cao Pi prepares to turn the butcher's knife on Cao Yu, Cao Yu appears in armor, raising a hand to blot out the sky...

When simulating Cao Zhi, Old Cao discovers that the man loves nothing more than composing poetry. Cao Yu, his concubine-born son, once again shocks everyone with a poem, Spring in a Pleasure Garden: Snow!

When simulating Cao Yu, Old Cao finally discovers that his son's life is like having cheats enabled!

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