The old newspapers were full of the love affairs of the eldest son of the Weigong Group; Miss Diao Chan, the outdated female anchor on TV, was introducing green environmentally friendly cotton hats to protect against cold and warmth in the early morning shopping advertisement; when the curtains were opened, the sun still did not shine into the room, and the wall of the opposite handshake building was only 30 centimeters in front of the tip of Kong Ming's nose.
Kong Ming finally figured out that he had traveled to the Three Kingdoms, but it was not exactly the Three Kingdoms era. Suspended cleaning balls, mecha tiger and leopard riders, Jiangdong's popular idols Big and Little Joe... In the highly mechanized Three Kingdoms era, can Kong Ming still stop the ghosts of the big consortium from enslaving the social animals?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
