The spirit of Jian'an has not been extinguished, and the lingering sound of the bronze bird still exists. The soul of Cao Cao, the great hero of the generation, returned to the deep palace of Luoyang and possessed the body of Cao Fang, the lord of Wei, twice.
During his first time travel, he took Guan Du Yuwei and Chibi Regret, hoping to regain control of the world as a young emperor. However, because of underestimating Sima Yi's forbearance and misbelieving Cao Shuang's mediocrity, all his previous efforts were wasted after the Gaopingling Incident. He watched helplessly as Cao Wei's power fell and Sima's family stole the country. Trapped in the gap between time and space, he witnessed the outcome of his three-part return to the Jin Dynasty, and felt the pain of his heart. He vowed that if he could come back again, he would defeat the powerful officials and restore the Wei Dynasty.
God gave him another chance, and he returned in the fifth year of Zhengshi. Cao Fang was still fourteen years old. In front of him was still the dilemma of Cao Shuang's dictatorship and Sima Yi's feigning illness. This time, he restrained his sharp edge and hid the heroic edge of "I would rather betray others". He learned to use the immature disguise of a young emperor to walk between Cao Shuang's extravagance and Sima Yi's sinister bird of prey. He secretly allied with old ministers, instigated rebellion against the Imperial Army, used Cao Shuang's defeat in the expedition to Shu to lay the groundwork, and turned the tide in the Gaoping Ling Incident. He had known Deng Ai since his early days, believed in Wang Ji's loyalty and bravery, inherited Cao Cao's old farming methods, and gathered national strength on the banks of the Luoshui River.
In the end, as Cao Fang, he carried out Wei Wu's deeds: killing Cao Shuang, destroying Sima, rejecting Jiang Wei in Qinling, and defeating Sun Hao in Jianye. When the Great Wei Dragon Flag flew again on the top of Luoyang City, the twice-reborn monarch stroked his sword and sighed - this time, one third of the world belonged to Cao Wei; this time, he lived up to the name of "Emperor Wu of Wei".
