The soul passed through the Hongnong Yang family's direct grandson, Yang Zhao awakened the memory of his past life at the age of five. He originally wanted to survive in troubled times, but instead he embarked on the road to hegemony step by step.
He high-fived Cao Cao at Mangdang Mountain and swore: "We will be enemies in the future, and the winner will treat the loser's family kindly." In the battle of Yangzhai, Cao Cao led 500 cavalry to save him from thousands of troops; at the Yellow River ferry, he stroked the green sword and let his old friend pass, saving his life. After that, Cao Ang was rescued, Guandu was destroyed, and Xudu was besieged. In the end, Cao Cao committed suicide by taking poison, and the jade pendant was returned to its original owner. Yang Zhao caressed the corpse and cried bitterly. He tied the jade pendant around his waist and never took it off again.
The world is unified, and the country is called Zhao. He abolished the police examination and opened the imperial examination so that children from poor families could have a path; he established a female school and admitted female doctors to open a window for women; he slaughtered the plundering barbarians, moved the subordinates to submit, and established a chemical museum to resolve border troubles with swords and culture.
Thirty years later, the gray-haired Yang Zhao passed the jade pendant to the prince, leaving behind a lifelong vow: "The winner should treat the loser's family well."
This is a time traveler and Cao Cao's confidant and old enemy, and it is also an epic story of a generation of heroes creating the prosperous age of Zhaowu.
