I Transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms and Cao Cao Makes Me His Military Advisor

He transmigrates into the Eastern Han dynasty as a poor scholar. Reciting Linjiang Xian catches Cao Cao's attention, and overnight he transforms from a graduate student of history into a military strategist. He reforms the tuntian system and plans for every contingency, helping Cao Cao crush Yuan Shao. But his reforms anger the powerful clans, while Xun Yu secretly records every one of his "subversive" ideas. Cao Cao puts him to use, but keeps him under guard. Guo Jia sees through the secret of his transmigration, and on his deathbed forces him to confront the cost of changing history. When Cao Cao demands the manuscript of Records of the Three Kingdoms, he burns the book and abandons all hope, then turns to Liu Bei. On the eve of Red Cliffs, atop the walls of Jingzhou, history races toward the unknown with his letter of surrender in hand.

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