The Three Kingdoms: I’m Not Cao Ang

“At the meeting in Xiangyang, without Dilu, the lord would have drowned at Tanxi. At the Battle of Wancheng, without Jueying, Cao Cao would have fed the turtles of the Yu River.” No one could have guessed that the one who saw through Zhang Xiu’s treacherous intentions would be the young Master Cao Ang, who had joined the army after being recommended for filial piety and integrity. This left many generals looking bad. But Cao Ang, who had always been thought to have made his way through his father, began to shine after Wancheng. Through his actions, he showed the world and his ministers that he could sweep the realm clean and unify the land.