Cao Cao: I Learned from Mendel

A college student from the Department of History suddenly woke up and became Cao Cao in the Battle of Wancheng. The tragedy of the bloody battlefield and the death of soldiers was right in front of him. He knew full well that the "original Cao Cao" had caused disaster because of his greed for the Zou family, and he was determined to rewrite his destiny with modern knowledge.​ He used first aid knowledge to disinfect and treat the soldiers' injuries, used organizational thinking to reorganize the remaining soldiers, and used fire to attack suspicious soldiers to delay the pursuers. In the end, he saved the lives of Dian Wei and Cao Ang, laying the groundwork for the "New Cao Cao".​ After that, he integrated modern wisdom into the troubled times: he improved farm tools and used Mendelian genetics to cultivate high-yielding crops, allowing the people of Nanyang to move from being homeless to having solid crops; he relied on sanitation and epidemic prevention to reduce the attrition of the military camp; he used modern tactics to defeat more with less at Bowangpo and repel the coalition forces of Zhang Xiu and Liu Biao.​ Facing the joint encirclement and suppression campaign by Yuan Shao and Liu Biao, he used high-yield grain to stabilize people's hearts and replenish military supplies, while at the same time using the suspicion of the princes to divide the enemy. He is no longer a suspicious hero, but a reformer who uses knowledge as his sword and people's livelihood as his shield, and cherishes the ideal of "feeding the people". He deviates from history in agricultural innovation and military games, and moves towards the road of unifying the Three Kingdoms.​ The novel combines the wonderful collision between the war and iron horses of the Three Kingdoms in the troubled times and modern science, and writes a unique legend of reshaping the pattern of the Three Kingdoms in the name of "Mendel".