When ideals shine into troubled times and loyalty collides with imperial power, who is the real villain?
Ma Chenggong, a history student who stayed up late playing video games, woke up and became Cao Cao, who was wanted for "attempted assassination of Dong Zhuo"! The bloodshed and despair of the troubled times instantly destroyed his modern cognition. He climbed up from the pile of corpses, wounded by an arrow, and his memory was confused - was he a success? Or Cao Cao? Or is it a fusion of the two?
With modern idealism and historical foresight, Ma Chenggong's version of Cao Cao was forced to embark on the journey. He witnessed the tragedy of betraying his son and eating it, and vowed to help the Han Dynasty and kill the traitors! Recruiting famous generals such as Dian Wei, Zhao Yun, and Zhang Liao, assisted by counselors such as Chen Gong, Xun Yu, Jia Xu, Pang Tong, and Zhuge Liang, they built an iron army with military discipline and vision far beyond the times; they secretly researched gunpowder, distilled alcohol, and promoted farming, trying to single-handedly reverse the cruel trajectory of history.
The presence of beauties is also a test: the dignified and steady wife Ding Yao, the charming Bian Yu, the pure and gentle medical girl Chen Jing, the mysterious and intelligent Diao Chan... Tenderness and desire are intertwined, and family and ambition coexist. There are also wife Zou, talented girl Cai Wenji, Qingguo Zhen Mi, sisters Xiao Qiao, beauties in troubled times, each with their own elegance...
However, the wheel of history is extremely heavy. The princes all have their own agendas, and the undercurrent of imperial power is surging.
The elegy of the late Han Dynasty by Cao Cao, the time-traveler, is an epic poem that is both heroic and tragic. Watch as modern thinking collides with ancient machinations, and ideals of loyalty confront cold imperial power. Where will the balance of history ultimately lean?
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It's all adjectives and endless. Is this kind of writing meant for ghosts to read? ?
It's all adjectives and endless. Is this kind of writing meant for ghosts to read? ?