Tang Si travels to the world of Journey to the West, where Cao Cao holds a golden cudgel, Liu Bei holds a nine-tooth rake, and a horse claims to be Lu Bu.
OK, the first difficulty of the Nine-Nine-Eighty-One Dilemma has begun. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if the apprentice is different, as long as he can fight monsters. Unexpectedly, fate plays tricks on people, and they are transported to the Three Kingdoms era before they leave the Liusha River.
Is this also part of the disaster of learning from the scriptures?
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