Cao Men's Rebellious Son of the Three Kingdoms

The Seven Sons of Jian'an? Five good generals? Tomb tiger and crouching dragon? When my father, Cao Cao, was chasing Dong Zhuo, these people didn't know which corner they were playing in the mud with! When he woke up, Chen Wen became Cao Cao's unlucky short-lived eldest son, Cao Ang. At this time, my hot-blooded cheap dad was holding a sword, howling to chase Dong Zhuo, and then he was beaten by Xu Rong, causing heavy losses to the entire army? Cao Ang grabbed his reins and said: "Father, if you want to die, I won't stop you, but I have to keep our soldiers, horses, money and food." Cao Cao stared angrily: "You traitor! How dare you disturb the morale of our army!" "What are you chasing after? Let's go back to our hometown to build infrastructure! Three years of farming and five years of accumulating strength. I want every inch of land in the Central Plains to grow food, and every crossing of the Yellow River to have my merchant ships. In ten years, Yuan Shao and Lu Bu will have to kneel down and beg us for food!" Cao Cao thought I was going crazy. Later, the eighteen princes knelt at the foot of Xudu City and begged to borrow food and grass. My father was sitting at the top of the city, eating melon seeds and smiling like an old fox: "Did you see that? That's my son - the most promising treacherous son of the Cao family." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.