Bad news: In the second year of Jian'an, Zhang Xiu of Wancheng is about to rebel, and the Cao family faces total disaster!
Good news: I've transmigrated into Cao Rui, Cao Cao's second son. At twelve, I'm eight chi tall, nearly two meters!
Without a System or immortal arts, his astonishing appetite alone lets him gain ten thousand jin of strength just by eating!
The deadly trap at Wancheng is imminent, and an iconic scene is about to unfold!
Cao Cao tries to take Zou Shi by force. Cao Rui kicks down the door and cuts in: “Father, I want this woman!”
Zhang Xiu launches a furious night raid. Cao Rui charges into the enemy ranks alone on horseback, knocks the Northern Spear King flying with one strike, and decides the battle with a single slash!
Little does anyone know, this is only the beginning of this rebellious son's domination of the Three Kingdoms...
Facing five thousand Yuan soldiers, he cuts down five generals in a row on the battlefield and carves through the enemy ranks single-handedly!
Cao Cao is completely stunned: Could my rebellious son really be the greatest warrior under heaven?!
Yuan Shao is dumbfounded: Despite my family's four generations of Three Excellencies and my ranks of fierce generals, not one can withstand a single move from Cao Rui!
Lü Bu is terrified: The Cao family's boy is truly monstrous! But he has no idea that Cao Rui's real target is...
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It's too boring to pretend to be a fool
Good-looking, very good-looking
It's filled with sugar. It's still real sugar!
I've seen Cao Cao's son, and it's the first time I've seen the black Cao Ang. The story of Three Kingdoms had to have a palace battle plot.
I don't feel like I'm eye-catching, but... Shuhuang can be read, but I really don't understand Hu Zou Shi. The protagonist is only 12 years old, so what? No, why is there still a palace fight? We have to compete with Cao Ang for the heirloom. The protagonist is written like a brainless fool, and Cao Ang is written like a green tea... If you really wanted to compete for that position, you should have watched the play when you were in Wancheng. In the end, the author kept Cao Ang and wrote it like that to compete with the protagonist for favor. How can this plot be good?
Not bad, I can see it