Three Kingdoms: Cao Ang, the Rebellious Son, Inherits the Family Legacy from the Start

I transmigrate from the start and become Cao Cao’s eldest legitimate son, only to discover that I’m in Wancheng. Damn, is this one of those stories where I’m about to get killed off right at the beginning?

Just then, a short, chubby man walked into Zou Shi’s courtyard. Cao Ang shouted, “Father, wait a moment! I’ve already calculated it for you: that temptress is your doom. Let me take your place and tame her instead…”

Zou Shi: “Young Master, I advise you to leave at once. Otherwise, if Lord Sikong sees you…”

Cao Cao: “You unfilial brat! You little brat, today I… Ah, he’s my own son. Forget it.”

Dian Wei: “Eldest Young Master, you’re way too bold!”

Cao Hong: “Good grief, I missed all the fun!”

Cao Anmin: “Hmph, what’s the big deal? I listened from outside for half the night. I was nearly bored to death.”

Yuwen Chengdu: “My lord, fear not. Chengdu is here!”

(Note: This novel is a comedy, lighthearted, absurd, full of warlord rivalries, everyday life, and a System. But the System doesn’t show up often, and sometimes you’ll even forget it exists. The timeline has been altered a little, and everything in the story is entirely fictional. Novels are meant to be fun and satisfying, so readers who take things too seriously should enter with caution.)