The dynasty fractures, and heroes rise on every side.
Cao Ang, a name forgotten by the age. When the Battle of Yushui takes a different turn, everything is bound to change.
He is Cao Cao’s most beloved and most highly valued son.
The flames of war sweep across the land. Cao Cao vows to restore the Han and bring back an age of prosperity.
Seeing how hard his father works, Cao Ang is equally determined to help his dear father pacify the four corners of the realm and build the strongest Han army.
But damn, being a sage is exhausting. I’d still rather win by doing nothing.
From then on, he wavers endlessly between diligence and laziness.
Afterward, Cao Ang repeatedly insists that he is absolutely not the one who started the army’s bad habits. “I’m the eldest son of the Grand General’s household. Why would I resort to despicable tricks like biting ears, kicking groins, scratching faces, and gouging eyes? Those lazy soldiers must have picked it up from someone else. I’m not taking the blame.”
Regarding the issue of book discontinuation, it is necessary to explain that first of all, the results are not good, and there is no need to continue. Everyone knows what a completion rate of 2.0% Indicates. In addition, this book has the risk of being checked for plagiarism. I have published the opening chapter elsewhere before, and if I continue to write it, the book may be closed due to plagiarism checks later, so learn from the lesson. The next book will be published directly to this site, and it will be a better book than this one. Jianghu Luguang, see you in the next book 🤔🤔🤔