In the Wancheng Incident, Cao Cao's eldest son died in battle, and Cao Wei's foundation was in turmoil.
A modern history buff has taken over the soul of the concubine Cao Shuo, and used his grief-stricken body to step into the chess game of the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty.
With no maternal clan to rely on and no family foundation, he relied on prophetic strategies and used three strategies to determine the crisis. He was favored by Cao Cao when he first showed his talents.
Internal fighting: In the whirlpool of seizing the direct descendants, check and balance Cao Pi, crush Cao Zhi, win over poor families, make friends with the mastermind, and gradually take control of the military and political power of Cao Wei.
Foreign wars: Ding Wuhuan in the north, Ping Liangzhou in the west, annex Jingyi in the south, conquer Jiangdong in the east, kill Liu Bei, destroy Sun Quan, and unite the world.
After Cao Cao passed away, he no longer loved Wei Jue, abolished Han and established Zhou, replaced Wei with Zhou, and reshaped Chinese orthodoxy.
From a mournful concubine in Wancheng to the great Zhou Taizu who founded a unified dynasty, Cao Shuo wrote a legend of the late Han Dynasty that belongs to the time traveler with his iron blood and strategy!
