Three Kingdoms: More Wives, More Fortune, Inheriting Cao Thief's Spirit

Cao Shuo accidentally transmigrated to the end of the Han dynasty and unexpectedly became Cao Cao's second son.

To his surprise, he activated the "Cao the Thief System" and became the foremost heir to the spirit of Cao the Thief.

What did that spirit mean?

Intelligence, cunning, courage, breaking the rules, or perhaps his little hobby?

In that case, he had to carry on the legacy of Emperor Wu of Wei and set his sights in every direction.

The warlords were in for a rough time, but their wives and daughters were in for a much better one.

Cai Wenji: "I wish to spend my life with you, young master, never to part."

Diao Chan: "If you come to Xuzhou, young master, I'll welcome you with open arms!"

Liu Bei: "Ah! My Mi Furen!"

Yuan Shao: "Cao the Thief, you even stole my daughter-in-law! This is too much!"

Cao Cao: "The Cao family has a worthy successor! The spirit of Cao the Thief will live forever! Ha ha!"

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