Three Kingdoms: Storyteller Cao Song's Death, Cao Cao Took It Seriously

Traveling through the late Han Dynasty, Li Mu was born in a commoner family and made a living by telling stories about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Coinciding with Cao Cao's private visit, Li Mu told Cao Song's death, and Cao Cao took it seriously. Cao Cao: If it weren't for Li Mu, I would have lost a loved one! Xun Yu: I regret that I should have listened to Li Mu's story. He actually said that I would commit suicide. Guo Jia: This must be public revenge. How could I die young if I am so handsome? Liu Bei: Slander, this is slander. How can I claim to be emperor while His Majesty is still alive! Cao Pi: I don't know why, but there are always unscrupulous people who want to harm me, and it's not because they want to steal my wife. Sun Quan: Zhang Liao, your son, you and I are at odds with each other! Sima Yi: Shame! After Chunhua listened to Li Mu's story, my engagement was broken off. Cai Yan: Don't argue about whether I am Wen Ji or Zhao Ji. I listen to Li Mu. Diao Chan: I wish I could have met you earlier. Your spear touches my heart, and my sheath molds your shape. Zhen Mi: Brother, I don't want to marry Yuan Xi. The background of the novel is relaxing. Three chapters are not enough, come and hit me! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.