Three Kingdoms: Found as a Baby from the Start, I Propose a Surprise Attack to Take Xiangyang

Xiao He opened his eyes and found himself in the late Han dynasty, without so much as a household registration. He hadn’t even made it through the gates of Cao Cao’s camp before being thrown out. After fainting from hunger in the mountains, he was found by Guan Yinping and brought back to Fancheng. Under the scrutiny of Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, he made the obvious choice: first, make sure he had Liu Bei’s support.

Cao Cao claimed he was marching south with an army of eight hundred thousand. Liu Cong was preparing to surrender, and Liu Bei was about to lead the people south in retreat. Xiao He panicked. “If we don’t launch a surprise attack on Xiangyang, ten thousand civilians will die beneath Cao Cao’s cavalry. Will you still be able to stand by and watch?” Liu Bei’s expression changed.

Xiao He proposed crossing the Han River at night and catching Xiangyang by surprise. But the plan hinged on finding someone on the inside, and Zhuge Liang searched through every roster without finding anyone trustworthy. Xiao He slowly said two words: “Wei Yan.” Everyone in the hall was stunned. How did he know about an obscure military officer in the Xiangyang army?

Liu Bei sighed. “I have Wolong and Fengchu, and now I’ve gained a half-immortal as well. The Han dynasty can be restored!” Guan Yu rarely nodded in agreement. “Only Xiao Bowen is worthy of my family’s tiger daughter.”

A strategist’s tale set in the Three Kingdoms: picked up by Guan Yinping from the start, he changes the fate of Changban Slope with a single speech.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.