Three Kingdoms: Prince of Wei, My Father Cao Mengde

In 208 AD, Cao Cao's beloved son Cao Chong died mysteriously at the age of 13. Cao Cao, a great hero, was heartbroken and cried for three days and three nights. During this period, the crown prince Cao Pi came to comfort him. Cao Cao was so angry that he shouted: "Chong'er's death is my misfortune and your great fortune!" When Cao Pi heard this, his heart was filled with ice. … In the blink of an eye, 8 years have passed. Eight years later, Cao Cao and Wei Wu wielded their whips and became a highly respected minister. At this time, his power was overwhelming, and he had six of the nine states in the world. Although he did not have the name of an emperor, he had the actual status of an emperor. However, since ancient times, many emperors were lonely and widowed. When Cao Cao was lonely, he often walked in the market, looking for fireworks in the world. During an ordinary outing, he suddenly suffered a headache and was rescued by a young man named Cao Hao. After waking up, Cao Cao discovered that the young man named Cao Hao looked like his beloved son Cao Chong. The appearance of Cao Hao comforted Cao Cao's pain of losing his son, but after a month of getting along day and night, he discovered... Cao Hao seems to be more than just like Cao Chong. Cao Hao seems to be Cao Chong! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.