Three Kingdoms: Reborn as Cao Cao’s Sworn Enemy, the Warlords’ Carriages Are Going Up in Flames

[Cao Cao + The Heroic Spirit of Wei Wu + Scheming + Domineering + Contending for Supremacy + No System]

After transmigrating into Cao Cao, he is about to enter an age of chaos, where bones lie exposed in the fields and no chickens crow for a thousand miles.

Empress Song: “At fifteen, I played the konghou; at sixteen, I knew the rites. At seventeen, I became your wife; at eighteen, I met my Cao.”

Diao Chan: “All the mountains and rivers under heaven are contained in my dance. I will survive to the very end, in splendor and beauty.”

Cai Yan: “Cao Gong and I are like two dreams meeting. Full steam ahead: let us pacify the realm!”

The Qiaos, elder and younger: “In the peace Cao Gong created, justice is never even half a breath late. With the realm at peace, we can sleep until we wake naturally.”

In the great age of the late Han, where heroes gather, some devote themselves to their duties until death, while others watch like eagles and bide their time.

There are valiant deeds renowned through the ages, and brilliant schemes that will be celebrated for generations.

Cao Cao loves his realm, but loves even more a flourishing age of music and dancing, with fish-and-dragon lanterns dancing night after night!