[Three Kingdoms] + [struggle for supremacy] + [Transmigration] + [a golden nameplate] + [domineering]
After chapter 20, his domineering side begins to show.
White bones lie scattered across the fields, and roosters crow from the mulberry trees.
Tao Yong knows that this is a brutal era, though one filled with heroes. But he never wanted to come here. Now he's the grandson of Tao Qian, the boss of Xuzhou. The bones scattered across the fields are all too real, and he could well become one of them.
Since he's already here, what else can he do?
He may as well give it a try. Who knows? Perhaps he can lay the foundations for a peaceful age, with roosters crowing from the mulberry trees.
Cao Cao and Liu Bei are both heroes. Yuan Shao is the strongest man in the realm, while Yuan Shu is a walking corpse in his grave. Every one of them is hard to deal with. After all, you have to think carefully about who to send to rack up merit against Yuan Shu...
In the end, he sets his sights on Liu Xie, the Son of Heaven of the Han dynasty. That golden nameplate is the key to Cao Cao's next big upgrade. Now, it's mine.
