At Mount Tai's Fengshan Ceremony, Cao Cao Builds a Nine-Zhang Altar and Hails Me as the Supreme Imperial Master

A virtual online game called Age of Empires, with a realism level of 99.99 percent, swept the globe. The Great Qin Empire, the Great Han Empire, and the Roman Empire stood side by side...

A wealthy player with the ID "I Don't Like Married Women, Prime Minister Cao" topped up more than twenty million yuan in Ye Bei's guild, asking him to make it rain over Red Cliffs.

Ye Bei immediately took the Dragon King Cannon and teleported above Red Cliffs, bringing down rain and helping Cao Cao's forces win the Battle of Red Cliffs.

Afterward, archaeologists unearthed artifacts in Cao Cao's tomb that revealed an immortal had descended during the Battle of Red Cliffs to help Cao Cao's forces win.

Cao Cao, founding emperor of Great Wei, built a nine-zhang-tall altar on Mount Tai and honored the immortal as the Supreme, Peerless, Most Holy Imperial Preceptor of the Great Dao!

At the same time, a statue of the immortal unearthed in Cao Cao's tomb turned out to look exactly like Ye Bei!

When Ye Bei went to see the statue, tourists and experts surrounded him. His looks, height, and even his name were identical, and he felt there was no way he could explain it.

Could this game change history?

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