Three Kingdoms: Betrayal at the Beginning, I Taught Cao Cao to Be a Traitor

Reincarnated in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he became Cao Ang, the eldest son of Cao Cao. At that time, Cao Cao planned to assassinate Dong, and Cao Ang was trying to protect himself wisely and survive in troubled times. Unexpectedly, the system of marrying wives and taking concubines was awakened. As long as you marry a beautiful woman, you can get mysterious rewards. At the beginning, Cao Ang tricked Cao Cao into assassinating the director and running away, pretending to surrender to Dong Zhuo, and then threatened Situ Wang Yun and forced Diao Chan to be his concubine. He conspired to kill the Queen Mother and depose the Emperor, and the whole world was shocked and cursed. Cao Ang: "Diao Chan, you don't want Wang Yun to assassinate the director and destroy the whole family, right?" "Queen Mother, you don't want anything to happen to Liu Bian, right?" "Dong Bai, you don't want anything to happen to your grandfather, right?" Mrs. Yan: "No, Qiling and Cao Ang eloped back to Bingzhou!" Cao Cao: "Cao Ang recognized a thief as his father, poisoned the Queen Mother and the Young Emperor, and ruined my family tradition. Sooner or later I will kill him with my own hands!" Cai Yong: "Why is Zhao Ji willing to commit herself to such a villain?" . . . Cao Ang established himself in the annexation of the state, drove out the foreigners, took Jinyang as his foundation, swallowed up the mountains and rivers, and competed in the Central Plains. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.