Three Kingdoms: Comparing Their Sons Leaves Cao Cao Weeping with Envy!

In the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an, the Battle of Hanzhong ends, and the Battle of Fancheng draws to a close. A screen of light appears in the sky, showing two entirely different lives of Cao Pi.

Cao Cao watches the Wei Emperor Cao Pi on the screen, whose achievements far surpass his own. He unifies the chaotic Three Kingdoms, earns eternal glory, and is praised by all the people. He even has Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao chained to the Bronze Sparrow Terrace. Cao Cao is filled with emotion.

But when he looks at the Cao Pi beside him, who murdered his brothers to secure the position of heir and hid his illness for personal gain, only to reign for six years and accomplish nothing, Cao Cao wishes he could send Cao Pi back to the forge and remake him.

Meanwhile, Liu Bei in Shu sees the two versions on the screens, but can't feel happy at all. Looking at the contented and carefree A Dou, Liu Bei wonders if the boy's head was damaged when he fell as a child.

Sun Quan isn't happy with what he sees either. "She's my sister-in-law, and I never laid a hand on her. What business is it of the Cao family? Why did you take her from me?"

Of course, Cao Pi is the most aggrieved of all. Ever since Cao Cao saw the screens, Cao Pi has been wondering if he might not be his real son.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.