[Traveling to the Three Kingdoms, waiting to die in Yizhuang at the beginning. He cleverly used Cao Cao to assassinate Dong and gained a chance of survival.
When the crossing came, clothes were stripped off, dry food was robbed, and even shoes were taken away by soldiers.
Chen Zhao was taken into Dong Zhuo's mansion and worked as a handyman. On the first day, he saw someone else with a line above his head: He will be beaten to death and thrown out within three days.
He looked down at himself, skin and bones, no household registration, no backer.
The only thing you can hope for is those "eyes" that can see people's hearts.
He knows who is loyal and who has second thoughts, who is dying and who wants to kill.
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The Han Dynasty was in decline, and all the heroes were vying for the throne. White bones are exposed in the wild, and there is no rooster crow for thousands of miles.
The heroic Cao Cao held the emperor hostage and refused to obey;
The emperor's uncle, Liu Bei, had great ambitions but hid in the city.
This is an era when heroes emerge in large numbers, and it is also an era when human lives are like grass.
As for Chen Zhao, he didn't know how long he could live.
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Thirty years in time: Cao Cao was about to die. He held his hand and only said half of his words:
"You have already seen through this world."
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