The Sage of the Late Han Dynasty

In the final years of the Eastern Han, the court is in turmoil and people have lost their old values, though morality has not yet vanished.

At this time, Cao Cao is still the impassioned young man whose fervor cannot be quenched by ten years of hardship; Yuan Shao is still living in seclusion, waiting for the world to change; Dong Zhuo is still fighting at the front, defending the Han realm; Liu Bei is still a young man studying under Lu Zhi, fond of horses, dogs, and music...

An age of chaos is coming, the Five Barbarians are close at hand, and the Chinese people stand at a crossroads in history.

Scholars cannot save Huaxia. Warriors cannot save Huaxia. Nor can schemers save Huaxia.

Without a sage, the nation's fortunes cannot flourish.

The young Cao Ang wants to "save the people from suffering and rescue the nation from ruin." He makes a lofty vow, determined to become a sage.

In the summer of the first year of the Guanghe era, Cao Ang uses his own blood to set himself on the path to sainthood.