Three Kingdoms: Cao Wei's Fatherly Chancellor

Han Qing transmigrates to the chaotic Huainan of the late Han dynasty and gets a System: protect the protagonist, and he can return to his original world and become a billionaire.

His first System mission: protect Cao Pi, one of the late Han protagonists, until he ascends the throne and becomes emperor.

Who could have guessed that Cao Pi would die right from the start!

Han Qing is on the verge of a breakdown.

His transparent status panel keeps blaring alarm bells.

Then, while he’s lying flat and giving up, he spots a young man who looks exactly like Cao Pi.

The boy is called Kan Ze, the son of a farmer who fled to Huainan. He is self-taught and has lost both parents. Starving to death outside the city gates, he can only watch as the scions of great clans stroll through the world in fine clothes, leading their big yellow dogs and riding warhorses.

He is especially fond of one of his teacher Han Qing’s sayings: “In the mansions, wine and meat rot; on the roads, frozen bodies lie.”

He likes watching his teacher move with confidence among the scions of the great clans, as if he were a prophet who knew the course of every person’s life.

(An aide-to-the-hero story, with multiple heroines)