Ding Han transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, becoming Cao Cao’s cousin and Luoyang’s richest man.
He had hoped to live as a carefree playboy, but Cao Cao was plotting to assassinate Dong Zhuo, and Ding Han was about to be implicated and have his entire family wiped out.
At this critical moment, he binds himself to the “Lazybones System.” All he has to do is nurture those close to him, and he can grow stronger while taking it easy.
Ding Han decisively chooses Cao Cao: “Cousin, you can assassinate Dong Zhuo, but we’re doing it my way.”
“First borrow the knife, then keep it. Let the whole realm know that you, Cao Mengde, have endured humiliation for a greater purpose.”
**“As long as Dong Zhuo is alive, you’ll have an excuse to recruit troops and horses and launch a campaign against ...”
After hearing this, Cao Cao bows low: “I’ll follow your plan, cousin!”
When Ding Han quietly leaves the city with a fortune from selling his family’s property, casually saving a girl who has fallen into the water and accepting a jade pendant she wears close to her skin...
He has no idea that the girl he saved is Cai Yan, the future literary prodigy.
He also has no idea what kind of great enterprise the Cao Cao he casually advised will set in motion.