Mount Tai Was Enshrined in Zen, and Cao Cao Built a Nine-Foot-High Platform to Worship Me as the Holy Master.

A virtual online game with 99.99% Realism, Age of Empires, is popular all over the world. The Qin Empire, the Han Empire, and the Roman Empire stand side by side... A Shenhao with the ID of Prime Minister Cao, an unhappy wife, recharged more than 20 million in Ye Bei's guild and asked for help to make it rain over Chibi. Ye Bei immediately carried the Dragon King Cannon to send rain over Chibi, helping Cao Jun win the Battle of Chibi. Later, archaeologists unearthed cultural relics from Cao Cao's tomb, and immortals came to help Cao's army win the Battle of Chibi. Cao Cao, the founding emperor of the Wei Dynasty, built a nine-foot high platform on Mount Tai and worshiped the immortal as the supreme, supreme and holy master of the country! At the same time, the immortal statue unearthed from Cao Cao's tomb actually looks exactly like Ye Bei! Ye Bei, who went to visit the statue, was surrounded by tourists and experts. The appearance, height and even the name were all the same. He felt that the explanation was unclear. Can this game change history? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.