[No system, not invincible, not a cool article]
Cao Cao traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and became the Chongzhen Emperor who was hanged on Gangmei Mountain.
Cao Cao did not choose to go south, but chose to stay in the army and wait for opportunities to establish his own power.
When Cao Cao arrived at Jingxiang, the base of the Shun Army, he took the queen and ordered the generals, and on the other hand took the prince and ordered the ministers!
After stabilizing the situation, Cao Cao formulated a strategy of going south first and then north, first going south for overseas colonial expansion, and then going north to unify China.
Forced by Dashun, the Qing Dynasty also embarked on the path of colonial expansion...
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The author's writing is pretty good, but why so few people read it [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]
The author's writing is pretty good, but why so few people read it [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]