Three Kingdoms: Comparing My Son to the Conqueror, Cao Cao Gets Jealous

In the second year of Jian'an, Zhang Xiu surrendered. Cao Cao, however, invited Zhang Xiu's aunt by marriage, Zou Shi, to share his bed. Furious, Zhang Xiu led his Xiliang troops in a night raid on Cao Cao's camp. Cao Cao was on the brink of death. At the last possible moment, Xiang Yu, who had taken his own life at the Wu River, transmigrated to the end of the Han dynasty and became Cao Ang, Cao Cao's eldest legitimate son! A mere Xiliang army? With one man, one horse, and one spear, I'll slaughter you all like chickens! So you're Zhang Xiu? You think hiding among ten thousand soldiers means I can't capture you? Capturing you will be as easy as reaching into a bag! The Hegemon-King of Western Chu! If gods stand in my way, I'll kill them; if Buddhas stand in my way, I'll kill them too! Cao Cao: My son has the makings of a great emperor! Cao Pi: Brother! You have to believe me! I truly have no ambitions of my own! Cao Zhang: I feel like I've spent my whole life in my brother's shadow! Liu Bei and Sun Quan: Even with a million troops and a Cao Ang who can match the Hegemon-King of Western Chu, how are we supposed to fight Cao Cao?