Cao Chong Calls the Elephant? No, I Want to Unify the Three Kingdoms

Delivery worker Lin Xiao was framed for molestation while trying to save a female college student who fell into the water. She threw herself into the river out of grief and anger. When he opened his eyes again, he turned out to be Cao Chong who was on the verge of death from poisoning in the 13th year of Jian'an. The tooth marks of the Western Region Krait on his left wrist were black and shiny, and the maid outside the door whispered, "Young master can't survive more than three days." The path optimization thinking of modern deliverymen encounters the dead end of the Three Kingdoms: · The carved snake cage left under the bed is evidence and a reminder of death. · The medical officer was Cao Pi's spy, and someone among the maids secretly hid evidence · Cao Cao was training troops for the southern expedition. After hearing the news, he returned home overnight and brought back his counselor Jia Xu and the surrender officials from Jingzhou. Lin Xiao bit the tip of her tongue and spread out a Three Kingdoms version of the "Takeaway Road Map" in severe pain: Pretend to be poisoned → Alert the top management → Secret room deal → Fake death to set up a trap Every step is on the edge of a knife, and every moment is a race against snake venom. "Since you have to risk your life," he pulled off his belt and tied it tightly on his upper arms, looking at the March moonlight outside the ice cellar: "Then let's see if it's the snakes from the three countries that are so vicious, or we delivery guys who are more capable of finding a way out in desperate situations."