Three Kingdoms: The First Bodyguard in Cao Cao's Camp

Qin Xiao, a modern martial arts instructor, transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty. When he opens his eyes, he is in a mass grave outside Luoyang.

No household registration, no family connections, no way back.

Fortunately, he has Qin Qiong’s peak-level martial prowess. Armed with a gold-inlaid, tile-faced mace, clad in black-and-gold tiger armor, and astride a yellow-maned horse, he fights his way out of the chaos and carves out a path to survival.

By chance, he arrives just as Cao Cao’s assassination attempt on Dong Zhuo fails, leaving Cao Cao fleeing for his life through Luoyang.

On one side, the Xiliang cavalry is in relentless pursuit; on the other stands the future warlord who will dominate the north. Qin Xiao only wants to survive, but through a twist of fate, he saves Cao Cao and goes from an unknown refugee to the sharpest blade at his side.

At the warlords’ grand alliance, he brings the assembled heroes to heel with his maces. At Hulao Pass, he takes on Lu Bu head-on. After the defeat at Xingyang, he leads the remaining troops in a desperate stand to hold their escape route.

But Qin Xiao has never been a mere attack dog who blindly follows orders.

When others wrong Cao Cao, he kills for him.

But if Cao Cao wrongs the innocent, Qin Xiao is the first to stand in his way.

From three hundred personal guards to seasoned cavalry, from raising an army in Chenliu to contending for the Central Plains, history’s course changes completely because of him. At last, Cao Cao realizes that the man he personally recruited is not just the greatest warrior under heaven.

He is also a man who could change the Han dynasty and rewrite the Three Kingdoms.