After death, Cao Cao, the great villain of his age, unexpectedly transmigrates into Ximen Qing, the famous villain from Water Margin!
He opens his eyes in a mourning hall, rendezvousing with Pan Jinlian, who has poisoned her husband. Wu Song, the tiger-slaying hero, is galloping back to take revenge.
A hellish start from the start?
Boss Cao just smiles. “When I was conquering the world, you lot hadn’t even been born.”
Bound to the Heroic Spirit Summoning System, he calls upon Dian Wei, Guo Jia, Xiahou Dun, and the rest of his former crew, who arrive one after another in the final years of the Northern Song.
He recruits Wu Song, throws Liangshan into chaos, resists the Jin armies, and remakes the court.
Watch how I, Cao Mengde, once again stage a tale of “holding the emperor hostage to command the lords” in this age of rising heroes, reopening the Great Wei dynasty amid the flames of the Jingkang disaster!
The subject matter is novel and the author is very creative. Using Cao Cao's soul passing through Ximen Qing as a guide, he weaves a web of power and intrigue intertwined between Han and Song Dynasties. The court hall is turbulent, the streets are lively, the historical research is solid, and the characters are full of arcs. The thoughts of rise and fall are hidden in the laughter and curses, which can be called a sincere work of historical time travel. 👍👍👍 Come on, author, I will keep reading, the content is wonderful
It's a good-looking, very good historical novel. It has the domineering spirit of Wei Wu and the brotherly loyalty of Water Margin. Not bad! Come on write! This is a good book and worth recommending!
Not bad, you can take a look, the subject matter is quite interesting, recommended
Clear thinking, full of creativity, and a very interesting historical text. Highly recommended!
It's very interesting to watch, the plot is exciting and well-organized. I look forward to the follow-up content.
It's a very interesting book. The plot is well arranged and the characters are vividly drawn. I look forward to the follow-up plot. Good review!