Sanguo: I Really Don't Want to Be the Crown Prince

Cao Tian traveled to the Three Kingdoms and became Cao Cao's eldest son. This is obviously not good news for Cao Tian, ​​who pursues a salty life. Since ancient times, the royal family has no family ties, so instead of worrying every day that these cheap brothers will attack me. It would be better to take the initiative to let the birth son take the throne, so that he can enjoy his old age in peace. As a result, Cao Tian went further and further on the way to abdicate... Cao Tian: I am not as good as Cao Zhi in literature, and I am not as good as Cao Ang and Cao Zhang in martial arts. I beg you to give up the throne to the heir apparent. Cao Cao: Nizi, your culture, Taoism and martial arts are still superior to mine, and you must be the heir apparent! Guo Jia: The eldest son's wisdom puts us to shame. If you don't become the heir apparent, who will? Dian Wei: If it hadn't been for the Young Master's intervention, I would have died in Wancheng. I will swear allegiance to the Young Master to the death. Xu Chu: Don't worry, young master, with me as your bodyguard general, Xiaoxiao's men will never be able to harm you... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.