Transmigrating to the Land of Abundance in the Three Kingdoms

Only this one is finished. I know your book is late. . . Will you come back to complete your trilogy?

... . I have no idea what I'm talking about...

This is too young, and he still has a name?

Come on Huailan! You are the best!

I feel like this is even more tragic than the ending of the Three Kingdoms. The peaceful and prosperous era was ultimately destroyed.

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In the third year of Xiping (AD 174), the twenty-year-old Cao Cao was promoted to Xiaolian and entered Luoyang, the capital, as a man. Soon, he was appointed as the Northern Lieutenant of Luoyang. Luoyang was the capital of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was a place where royal relatives and nobles lived together, and it was difficult to govern. As soon as Cao Cao took office, he declared the prohibition and strict laws and regulations. He made more than ten sticks of five colors and hung them around the yamen. "Anyone who violates the prohibition will be killed with the stick." Jian Tu, the uncle of the emperor's favored eunuch Jian Shuo, broke the ban and walked at night. Cao Cao showed no mercy and executed Jian Tu with a five-color stick. As a result, "the capital kept its traces, and no one dared to offend." However, Cao Cao also offended some powerful officials such as Jian Shuo. Due to his father Cao Song's relationship, he was promoted openly and secretly. Cao Cao was transferred to Dunqiu (now Qingfeng, Henan) far away from Luoyang. Ren Dunqiuling. This year, Cao Cao was twenty-three years old. Cao Cao wrote in a letter "Jie Zizhi" to his son Cao Zhi: "I used to be Dunqiu Ling, and I was twenty-three years old. Thinking about what I did at this time, I have no regrets today. Now you are also twenty-three years old, so don't be reluctant! In the first year of Zhongping (AD 184), the Yellow Turban Uprising broke out. Cao Cao was worshiped as the Cavalry Captain and was ordered to join forces with Lu Zhi and others to attack the Yellow Turban Army in Yingchuan. As a result, the Yellow Turban Army was defeated and tens of thousands of people were beheaded. Then he moved to Jinan Prime Minister. During his tenure as Prime Minister of Jinan, Cao Cao managed affairs as before. There were more than ten counties in the Kingdom of Jinan (today's Jinan, Shandong). Most of the county officials were attached to the powerful, corrupt, perverting the law, and had no scruples. All previous prime ministers of the country ignored Cao Cao. When Cao Cao took office, he vigorously organized and dismissed eight out of ten senior officials at once. Jinan was shocked and corrupt officials fled one after another. "Politics and religion are flourishing, and a county is peaceful." It was a time of extreme political darkness in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there was even a system of buying officials. The imperial court named Cao Cao Yilang, but Cao Cao refused to cater to the powerful, so he returned to his hometown due to illness, studied in spring and summer, hunted in autumn and winter, and temporarily lived in seclusion. In the fifth year of Zhongping (AD 188), Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty established the Eighth School Lieutenant of Xiyuan in order to consolidate his rule. Cao Cao was appointed as the Dian Military School Lieutenant among the Eight Schools Lieutenants because of his family background. Cao Cao(9 photos) In the sixth year of Zhongping (AD 189), Dong Zhuo, the governor of Liangzhou, entered Luoyang, deposed the young emperor, and established Liu Xie as the emperor. Later, he killed the Empress Dowager He and the young emperor, and called himself Taishi, specializing in government affairs. Cao Cao saw Dong Zhuo's rebellious behavior and was unwilling to cooperate with him, so he changed his name and fled from the capital Luoyang (now northeast of Luoyang, Henan). After Cao Cao arrived in Chenliu, he "scattered his family wealth and united with the righteous army" and initiated the righteous army to call on the heroes of the world to attack Dong Zhuo. In the first month of the first year of Chuping (AD 190), Yuan Shu and others recommended Yuan Shao, the governor of Bohai, as the leader of the alliance, and Cao Cao was appointed as acting general Fenwu to participate in the challenge against Dong Jun. In February, Dong Zhuo, who was defeated by the coalition forces, forced Emperor Xian to move the capital to Chang'an (now northwest of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province). He burned the palaces, dug up royal tombs, and plundered the people, leaving the 200-mile radius of Luoyang desolate and desolate. The Kwantung Allied Forces were afraid of the combat power of Dong Zhuo's elite Liangzhou Army, and no one dared to advance towards Kansai. They all stationed troops in the Suizao area (today's north of Yanjin, Henan). Cao Cao believed that Dong Zhuo "burned the palace, robbed the emperor, and shocked the whole country", so he should take the opportunity to fight decisively with him, so he led his army westward alone. Cao Cao traveled to Bianshui, Xingyang (today's southwest of Xingyang, Henan), and fought against Dong Zhuo's general Xu Rong. Due to the huge disparity in the number of soldiers, Cao Cao was defeated. Most of his soldiers were killed or injured. He was also injured by stray arrows. Fortunately, he was saved by his cousin Cao Hong and survived. Returning to Suanzao, Cao Cao suggested that all armies should seize key areas and then divide their troops to the west to enter Wuguan (southeast of Danfeng, Shaanxi today) to besiege Dong Zhuo, but the generals in Guandong refused to follow. The Kwantung armies were called to fight against Dong Zhuo, but they actually had their own hidden agendas and were waiting for opportunities to develop their own power. Soon, friction broke out between the armies and they fought with each other. The Union Army was thus disbanded. In the second year of Chuping, Cao Cao was defeated by Du, Bai Rao, Sui Gu, Yu Fuluo and others in Dongjun. Yuan Shao appointed him as the prefect of Dongjun[3]. In the third year of Chuping, the Qingzhou Yellow Turban Army made great progress. They defeated Yanzhou counties and counties and killed Liu Dai, the governor of Yanzhou. Jibei Prime Minister Bao Xin and others welcomed Cao Cao as Yanzhou Shepherd. Cao Cao and Bao Xin joined forces to attack the Yellow Turbans. Bao Xin died in battle. Cao Cao "set up surprise ambushes and fought day and night" and finally defeated the Yellow Turbans. That winter, more than 300,000 soldiers were surrendered and the population was over one million. Cao Cao collected his elite troops and formed an army, named Qingzhou Soldiers. He also helped Yuan Shao defeat Liu Bei, Shan Jing and Tao Qian's armies[4]. In the spring of the fourth year of Chuping, Cao Cao pursued and defeated Yuan Shu, the Black Mountain Army, and the Nanshan Army in Kuangting for 600 miles.

Damn, even Huang Yueying is black After giving birth to a few children, they still call them "unborn"