Cao Cao dies of illness in Luoyang, but his soul lingers. When he opens his eyes, he has become Wu Dalang, the most pathetic pancake vendor in Qinghe County!
His stall is smashed, his woman is about to be snatched away, thugs run wild, and the authorities turn a blind eye?
He gives a cold laugh
“Back then, I broke a million Yellow Turbans with just thirty horsemen. Even now… I can turn Qinghe County upside down!”
He burns extortionists alive over the cooking fire. One bang of the courtroom gavel is enough to leave the county magistrate speechless. He unites the street vendors and establishes a self-governing association. From selling pancakes on a street corner to taking over an entire city!
Pan Jinlian trembles in fear: “He’s not the same Wu Dalang anymore.”
Ximen Qing’s heart quakes: “That short fellow… Is he human or a ghost?”
He is a street vendor, and the soul of a warlord. He wants more than petty gains: he wants the people’s support, the law… and the whole realm!
I can't bear to write Wu Song in any way. To Wu Song, his brother is God. He still doubts and wants to beat Wu Dalang. It's nonsense.
Violence and machinations are intertwined. For readers who like pure violence, some machinations may be more mind-numbing. But this is definitely a high-quality masterpiece.