Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Advise Cao Cao and Found the Tomb Raiders

Jiang Ye arrived in the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty, carrying three thousand years of historical knowledge and a backpack full of high-yield crop seeds.

He had planned to join Liu Bei, who seemed so benevolent on the surface, and earn himself a place in the founding of a new dynasty. Instead, because he was young and had no connections, Zhang Fei slapped him across the face several times!

Guan Yu watched coldly, while Liu Bei spouted benevolence and righteousness but secretly took Zhang Fei’s side. Was Jiang Ye the only fool in the whole world?

“Big-eared bandit, just you wait!”

Jiang Ye quickly saw things for what they were and fled that very night, heading straight for Chenliu. In front of Cao Cao’s entire army, he loudly denounced the generals in Cao’s camp as a bunch of trash, successfully attracting Cao Cao’s attention.

Cao Cao initially thought the boy was a madman, until Jiang Ye suddenly produced potatoes and corn, then offered a scheme that would shock the ages: “My lord, short on money and grain? Why don’t we make tomb robbing an official operation? Ever heard of the Gold Touching Colonel?”

From then on, the Cao Wei camp underwent a complete transformation. Military provisions piled up like mountains, there was more than enough pay to go around, and Cao Cao even treated Jiang Ye as his chief strategist, following his every suggestion.

Then one day, Liu Bei, who had been reduced to begging along the roads after Jiang Ye crushed him with economic warfare and advanced technology, finally learned that the immortal strategist in Cao Cao’s camp, who could anticipate every move, was the very young man he had driven away.

At that moment, Zhang Fei was devastated, Guan Yu sighed, and Liu Bei beat his chest and wept until his eyes were nearly blind. “I was wrong! Please come back, Master Changming!”

But Jiang Ye had his arms around a stunning beauty and was eating roasted sweet potatoes as he sneered. “Now you regret it? Too late. The Han realm belongs to Cao Cao’s camp!”