Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Cao Cao Shows Up to Claim Kinship

Lin Chuan transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. He has no golden finger and no unmatched warrior's strength.

Fortunately, the wealthy old Cao comes to claim him as family, and from then on he enjoys a carefree life as a rich man.

It's just that old Cao and his friends are all rather bored. Every few days, they come by to discuss matters of state and war and appraise the heroes of the realm.

"Do you think Cao Cao is a ruthless hero or a true ruler?"

"Do you think Liu Bei has what it takes to accomplish great things?"

"Who do you think will win the war between Yuan Shao and Cao Cao?"

Years later, Lin Chuan is lounging in a recliner, enjoying the grapes Zhen Mi and the Qiao sisters feed him.

Then an imperial edict summons him to the palace for an audience.

The King of Wei smiles from his throne and says, "Son, take a good look. Do you know who I am?"

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