Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Urged Cao Cao to Seize Ji Province!

After waking up, Shen Yi finds himself at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty.

On the road, he encounters Cao Cao, who is about to retreat to Chenliu after his defeat at Xingyang.

Shen Yi bluntly tells him that Chenliu is a dead end, and that taking Jizhou is the best move.

From the start, he persuades Cao Cao to seize Jizhou first. Yuan Shao can only look on from behind, and the Battle of Guandu never happens.

Cao Cao: Feiyun, what is this?

Shen Yi: Heh, an arc lighter.

Yuan Shao: Damn it! Chen Lin, you dare write a proclamation insulting me?!

Zhou Yu: Damn it! Someone stole my Xiaoqiao!

Liu Bei: Strategist, it was windy and cold that night at Bowang Slope. Why didn't we see a single Cao army soldier?

Lu Su: You damn Zhuge villager! What the hell is this borrowed-arrows-from-the-straw-boats trick?! I spent the whole night soaking in the river and caught a chill!

Zhuge Liang: ...There, there, Zijing. Take your medicine.

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