Three Kingdoms: Seizing the Emperor Before Cao Cao to Command the Lords

I transmigrated as the third son of Situ Wang Yun, just as the historical script was about to unfold: Chang'an would fall and my whole family would be slaughtered. My response? Pull an all-nighter and get straight to work. I sent fire oxen charging into the enemy camp, figuring I’d beat Li Jue and Guo Si first and worry about the rest later. While Cao Cao was scraping by in Yan Province, chewing on steamed corn buns as he built his power, I started stripping the great clans of their grain and wealth. By the time Liu Bei was going around seeking patrons, everyone under heaven was already accusing me of holding the emperor hostage to command the lords. While Sun Quan was busy plotting political balance, my army had reached his doorstep. As for my father, Wang Yun, he glared and blew his whiskers every day. “You treacherous son! Are you trying to usurp the Han?” I replied, “Old man, without real power, you wouldn’t even qualify to be Huo Guang.” While the people of the realm called me a traitor to the Han, I was working with Ma Jun to improve the new curved-shaft plow and all kinds of weapons, and watching Cai Yan teach women to read. Lu Bu wrapped an arm around me. “Son-in-law, want another woman? I can help you kidnap one.” Twenty years later, Wang Ding gazed at the rising sun and smiled. “At last, this realm feels alive again!”