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Ji Yu, who traveled through the late Eastern Han Dynasty, knew that Cao Cao was the most powerful boss. He persuaded his father to sell his property and quickly join his family to join Cao Cao. In order to convince his father, he simply and violently used "appearance in front of others" to prove himself. "Dad, Dong Zhuo deposed the young emperor Liu Bian and made Chen Liu Wang Liu Xie the emperor." "Dad, Dong Zhuo burned Luoyang and moved the capital to Chang'an." "Dad, Gongsun Zan is a fool. He will be forced to burn himself to death by Yuan Shao. Cao Mengde is the wise master." Soon after, Ji Yu discovered that something was getting more and more wrong. Gongsun Zan actually defeated Yuan Shao in the Battle of Jieqiao, and later re-employed Zhao Zilong. He also adopted a stick and carrot policy towards Xianbei, Wuhuan and others... Gongsun Zan looked at his confused son and said, "Yu'er, stop pretending, your father is that idiot General White Horse."

Cao Cao traveled through the Journey to the West, became the holy monk Tang Sanzang, and awakened the [Journey to the West Breaking Precepts System]. As long as you break the precept effectively, you will be rewarded. Breaking the habit of drinking? Prize nectar and fairy brew! Breaking the habit of eating meat? Prize: dragon liver and phoenix marrow! Breaking the precept by killing? Reward the Immortal Sword Intent! Breaking the precept emotionally? Award... The Hunyuan Golden Dou, the Immortal-Destroying Flying Knife, the Eastern Emperor Bell, the Zhuxian Sword, the Hongmeng Purple Qi... Countless deity treasures appeared in the world after he broke the precepts! Long years later, Cao Cao took his daughter, the King, the Jade Rabbit Fairy, the Scorpion Spirit, the Spider Spirit... And a group of confidants, and finally arrived at the foot of Lingshan Mountain. Tathagata was furious: "Jin Chanzi, you have broken all the precepts and defiled the Buddha's Dharma. Your sin is unpardonable!" Cao Cao laughed loudly, which shocked the three worlds: "Tathagata! You said the precepts are broken alone? That's wrong - it's you, the pedantic Lingshan, who breaks the rules alone!"