After transmigrating to the late Eastern Han dynasty, Chen Qi became the son of a prominent clan.
His father had gone to Shu to serve as an official fifteen years ago. A recent letter said he had earned twenty chests of gold, silver, and jewels during his fifteen years in office, and was coming home in glory.
One day, Cao Cao led a troop of men to the Chen residence. When he reached the gate, Chen Qi thought his father had returned.
Chen Qi never expected that this “adoptive father” would be so fond of asking his opinion on matters of state.
“Son, who do you think will win the Battle of Guandu?”
“Can Liu Bei really achieve great things?”
“At the Battle of Red Cliffs, should Cao Cao’s army have chained its ships together?”
Then one day, this adoptive father secretly married his daughter off to Chen Qi and revealed his true identity with a flourish. “Son, you didn’t call me ‘Father’ for nothing.”
Let's see what kind of thinking goes into the novel. Well, I think the author wrote it well.
It's okay, just watch it.
Okay, it's a bit messy but it's fun to watch.
Very good keep up the good work!
I don't even understand. Xu You had already taken refuge with Cao Cao at the beginning, but why did he go to Yuan Shao later?
Very good, keep up the good work
Well written and beautiful.