## Reborn as Cao Chong
>In the winter of the twelfth year of Jian'an, Cao Chong, who was supposed to die from poison, opened his eyes.
>He looked at the eight-year-old face in the bronze mirror, but his heart was filled with the bloody storm of the next twenty years.
>"Father," he pointed to the map on the case, "this thing can be called an elephant."
>When Cao Cao smiled and ordered people to carry out the bronze tripod, Cao Chong caught a glimpse of the chill in Guo Jia's eyes.
>The ancient book sent by the second brother Cao Pi contained a dry oleander leaf.
>At the palace gate, Kong Rong's head rolled down to the snow.
>Cao Cao stroked the top of his head: "Chong'er, do you know that my father's tiger and leopard knight needs sharp claws?"
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Reader comments
It's a pity that Guo Jia and Xun Yu still left. I thought the novel would fill the gap. The writing was okay, but some details... Were not good.
It's a pity that Guo Jia and Xun Yu still left. I thought the novel would fill the gap. The writing was okay, but some details... Were not good.