Three Kingdoms: This General Is a Little Too Much of a Bandit!

“Hear the Way in the morning, and you can die in the evening. It means that if you find out where someone lives in the morning, you can go kill them that night!” When Xu Yue delivered this brand-new interpretation of the Analects to Cao Chun with the most refined expression, the entire Cao camp was stunned. After transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms era, Xu Yue had a handsome, scholarly face, but he did nothing that could be called honorable. He secretly made iron stirrups and led a few dozen cavalrymen in repeated charges through a million Yellow Turban rebels. With nothing but a silver tongue and a knack for making promises he had no intention of keeping, he managed to hoodwink over ten thousand elite Yellow Turban troops, then brazenly asked Cao Cao to reimburse his military expenses. Cao Chun was furious, Cao Ren had his tables and cushions carried off, and even Dian Wei and Xu Chu, two peerless warriors, were trained into professional bandits who did nothing but follow along and grab things. With the realm in chaos and warlords rising everywhere, everyone else was busy seizing territory. Xu Yue was busy seizing people and money. Cao Cao looked at this subordinate, the fiercest fighter and fastest troublemaker of them all, and felt like weeping. The bandit he had recruited was one he would just have to keep spoiling, tears and all!