Three Kingdoms: I, the Rebellious Son of the Cao Family, Tricked Lao Cao into Rebelling at the Beginning

Traveling through the Eastern Han Dynasty, he became Cao Ang, the eldest son of Cao Cao, and gained the power of a high-end version of Li Yuanba. When Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty passed away, Cao Ang said to Cao Cao: "Old Cao, when you killed the eunuchs just now, you accidentally killed the young emperor. Let's rebel, otherwise we will destroy the nine tribes." "You're a traitor." Cao Cao yelled angrily, and he was given a broken yellow robe and established the Wei Dynasty. When Dong Zhuo led the young emperor and King Chen Liu to Luoyang, Cao Cao was furious: "Treason, didn't you say you would kill the young emperor?" Cao Ang waved his hand nonchalantly: "Okay, okay, I'll kill the little emperor right now, and you can just be your emperor of Wei." "You, you rebellious son." Cao Cao was so angry that he couldn't speak. When the Wei Dynasty unified the world, Cao Cao decided to pass the throne to Cao Ang: "Where is the prince?" Prime Minister Zuo Guo Jia smiled bitterly and said: "Your Majesty, His Highness the Crown Prince said that he would plant the flag of the Wei Dynasty all over the world, and take the Thirteen Princesses to break through the void and conquer all realms." .. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.