Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Exposes My Multiple Personalities Through a Simulation

Cao Yu transmigrates and becomes Old Cao's illegitimate son. At twelve, he develops a split personality, gaining a new persona in his mind every two years. By the age of twenty-three, he has six personas: the God of War Bai Qi, Wei Qing who rode to Langjuxu, Zhang Liang the master of the wall-climbing ladder, the master craftsman Mozi, the First Emperor who unified the six states, and more... Just as Cao Yu thinks he's the only one with a golden finger, he discovers that Old Cao has awakened a simulator of his own, one that can simulate the fate of Wei and the lives of each of his children! Simulating Cao Pi, Old Cao sees his sons tearing each other apart. Cao Zhi writes his seven-pace poem, Cao Zhang is poisoned, and Cao Pi prepares to turn his butcher's knife on Cao Yu, only for Cao Yu to appear in full armor, able to cover the sky with a flip of his hand... Simulating Cao Zhi, Old Cao finds that the boy only cares for poetry. The illegitimate son Cao Yu shocks everyone once again with his poem, “Snow: Spring in a Garden.” Simulating Cao Yu, Old Cao finally discovers that his son's life has been like one big cheat code!