Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Asked Me to Be His Military Advisor

"Doctor, you are going to die suddenly if you stay up late writing your thesis on the Three Kingdoms!" The words of his colleague were still in his ears, and Lin Yuan was already kneeling in the mud in the first year of Chuping. Cao Cao was worrying about "how to gain a foothold among the princes." He wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth: "To kill Dong Zhuo, this is our vote." From that day on, there were some "weird things" in Cao Cao's military tent: when the counselors were discussing the war situation, he suddenly took out a piece of charcoal and drew a "diagram of advantages and disadvantages" on a sheepskin; he trained his soldiers not to shout "kill", but to engage in "group competitions", and the group that killed more enemies would get priority for the meat; even when he persuaded Cao Cao to resist Yuan Yuan, he said "ten wins and ten losses, not words, but calculated." What's even more amazing is Cai Zhaoji, Cai Yong's daughter - this was originally an "unexpected gain" when he asked Cai Yong to edit the "Book of Han". The two chatted about "how to reduce casualties in war" to "taxation after the unification of the world", and actually planted the roots of love in troubled times. When Cao Cao's flag was planted all over the nine states, Lin Yuan touched the "Record of the End of War in Troubled Times" written by Cai Zhaoji in his arms, and finally smiled: "I used history to exchange the answer-this world should be at peace."