Traveling back to the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms era, he chose to be the second son of the Cao family at the beginning.
The future founding emperor of Cao Wei, Cao Pi, is so happy!
What? Not Cao Pi? Is it that short-lived ghost Cao Shuo?
He was also designed to die at the hands of bandits at the beginning?
Don't be afraid, this is all a small problem, let's see Cao Shuo rise from desperation.
Get Dian Wei, capture Cai Yan, enter Luoyang, and destroy the Xiongnu!
One move of "Father-raising Style" made Cao Cao fly to the Central Plains.
The sentence "Those who are not of my race must have different hearts" made Cao Shuo send his troops to the seven continents.
"Ding, the host signed in on the first day and gained the power of the Overlord of Western Chu."
"Ding, the host becomes the leader of the village. Sign in and get three hundred consecutive crossbows."
"Ding, the host has entered Qiao County and signed in to get three hundred profound armors."
"Ding, the host rushes to Yanmen Pass and signs in to get 500,000 dans of military rations."
"Ding, the host kills the Xiongnu Chanyu and gets five thousand bloody horses after signing in."
"Ding, the host will destroy the Kushan Empire, sign in and get fire...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.