I Became an Immortal in the Three Kingdoms

He woke up in a Taoist temple and accidentally enlightened a young boy, naming him "Jiao." Many years later, the young man rose up and shouted. "The sky is dead, and the yellow sky should stand. If you are born in Jiazi, the world will be prosperous!" "The poor man Zhang Jiao asks the big man to die!" … He also taught a child named Wang how to realize the sword Lingchen. Also by the Wujiang River, I walked across the river and sat down with the immortal Zuo Ci to discuss the Tao and the Dunjia Heavenly Book. … He was a good mentor and friend of Emperor Zhaolie and Wolong, and was also the sworn brother of the Taoyuan Three. The deep friendship between Emperor Zhaolie and Wolong was the secret history that Chen Shou hesitated and hesitated for half his life and did not dare to write down. … He once took a look at Cao Zhi's Luo Shen Fu, and there was an extra Nine Mysteries Sutra in Luoyang City. "The Immortal caressed my head and tied my hair to achieve immortality." He is a passenger of the times. … One person runs through the entire history of the Three Kingdoms, and has experienced the princes' struggle against Dong, the three-legged tripartite confrontation, the seven emergences of Wolong, and the humiliation of Luoshui. When the Three Kingdoms have become history, he stands on the void, his green hair unchanged. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.