Three Kingdoms: with Self-Discipline in Hand, Cao Ying Is Firmly in Charge

Xu Zhen travels through the late Han Dynasty, binds the "self-discipline system" to a regular schedule every day, and trains seriously, he can earn self-discipline points, increase his strength, and even extend his life. After three years of working as a mixed-race refugee in a primary school, Xi Zhicai came to the door overnight with a piece of "Military Camp Policy Theory". Xun Yu repeated it ten times, and Cao Cao personally went to his shack for an interview. "Welcome the emperor with orders but not ministers, cultivate crops with livestock and military resources." The twelve words made Cao Cao excited, and he made a decision on the spot: You will be responsible for the entire territory's farming, and you will be responsible for the farming in one state. Xi Zhicai woke up and found that the beard had been cut off until his mouth was reached, and he was so angry that he slammed the table. Xun Yu silently finished his attack: "My lord, he just wore a sock and went to invite people. Do you think you have a chance?" Xu Zhen wields a knife a thousand times a day and is unstoppable. His dormitory is as clean as an obsessive-compulsive disorder, and he even asks for Dian Wei by name. Cao Cao looked at his spotless tent and his lips twitched. Zhang Miao and Chen Gong were still thinking about how to deal with Cao Cao, but they didn't know that a large network of land had been spread out. This was not farming, but a series of chess to win people's hearts, divide the powerful, and seize the imperial power. It only took him three years to go from being a refugee to Cao Ying to seek mastership. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.