Three Kingdoms: the Treacherous Son of the Cao Family, Occupying the Queen Mother He at the Beginning

Cao Yin traveled through the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became Cao Cao's unknown bastard. When Dong Zhuo usurped power, Cao Cao failed in his assassination and fled Luoyang, leaving the original owner alone to wait for death in the city. Desperate, Cao Yin could only prepare to betray Cao Cao and pretend to surrender to Dong Zhuo, but unexpectedly activated the traitor system. "Queen Mother, you don't want anything to happen to Liu Bian, right?" "Diao Chan, you don't want others to know about your adoptive father's plot to assassinate Dong Zhuo, right?" "Dong Bai, you don't want something to happen to grandpa, right?" "Qiling, you want me to spare your father's life? You should know what to do, right?" . . . Cao Cao gritted his teeth: "This treacherous son who betrayed his father for glory and is so treacherous will be killed by me myself sooner or later!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.