[No System + Traditional History + Identity Reveal + Poetry and Song + Unifying the Realm]
In 208 AD, Cao Cao's beloved son Cao Chong, only thirteen years old, died under mysterious circumstances. The legendary warlord Cao Cao was devastated, weeping and wailing for three days and nights.
During that time, his eldest son Cao Pi came to comfort him. In his grief and fury, Cao Cao shouted, "Chong's death is my misfortune, but your good fortune!"
Cao Pi felt a chill down to his bones.
Eight years passed in the blink of an eye.
Eight years later, Cao Cao swept across the land with the might of a warrior and rose to the highest ranks of the court.
He now held immense power, controlling six of the realm's nine provinces. Though he had no title of emperor, he had all the authority of one.
Yet emperors have always been lonely. When loneliness struck, Cao Cao would often wander the streets, seeking the warmth of ordinary life.
On one unremarkable outing, his chronic headache suddenly flared up, and a young man named Cao Hao came to his rescue.
When Cao Cao awoke, he found that Cao Hao looked remarkably like his beloved son, Cao Chong.
Cao Hao's arrival eased the pain of losing his son. But after spending a month together, day and night, Cao Cao realized...
Cao Hao didn't merely look like Cao Chong.
Cao Hao seemed to be Cao Chong himself!
The author is intelligent, well-written, and has a captivating plot. It boasts epic grandeur, heartwarming family moments, and most importantly, erotic content that men will love. I'm eagerly anticipating the appearance of the second young lady of the Cui family (it should be quite interesting), hoping to win over both Cui sisters, to seduce Sun Shangxiang, to outwit the last emperor of Shu, and…
Well written, not bad.
It's alright, it's from another book.
It feels alright, not bad.