Three Kingdoms: I Made Cao Cao Cry at the Beginning

Traveling back to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Luo was imprisoned because of his involvement in the Garment Edict incident. On the other side, Cao Cao learned that Cao Luo turned out to be his illegitimate son, so he decided to conceal his identity and use the opportunity of being in prison to communicate with his son who had been separated for nearly twenty years. "Cao Luo, what do you think of Cao Cao?" "Cao Luo, what do you think is Cao Cao's chance of winning in the battle between Cao and Yuan?" "Cao Luo, if you were Cao Cao, do you think you could do better than him?" Cao Luo cursed directly, saying that Cao Cao was treacherous, despicable and shameless. Until one day, Cao Cao, who was hiding his identity, told Cao Luo: "Cao Luo, actually I am your father." Cao Luo: "Lao Meng, you have gone too far! I treat you as a brother, but you want to be my father?" Cao Cao: "This is true. Also, I am actually Cao Cao!" Cao Luo: "Dad!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.