Three Kingdoms: I Bring Modern Supplies to Aid Liu Xuande

Li Yi transmigrated to the battlefield in Xuzhou in 194, where he was pursued by rebels for two days and nights before, covered in blood, he ran into Liu Bei. His hiking backpack held a pair of binoculars, a lighter, and a first-aid kit, all treasures that wouldn't exist for another two thousand years. He declared that Cao Cao would retreat within ten days because Lü Bu would raid his home base. Guan Yu thought his strange hairstyle made him look like a spy. Liu Bei hesitated for three days, until intelligence from Yan Province arrived: Chen Gong and Zhang Miao had welcomed Lü Bu into Puyang, and Cao Cao's own backyard was ablaze, forcing him to retreat in a panic. Guan Yu fell silent on the spot.

Li Yi seized the opportunity to offer a plan: send Cao Bao after Cao Cao's army, then pick up the pieces after his men had been beaten to a pulp. Cao Bao suffered a crushing defeat, and more than half of the elite Danyang troops were lost. Li Yi used his first-aid kit to save the wounded, and from then on the Danyang soldiers recognized only Liu Shijun as their leader. When Tao Qian, gravely ill, yielded Xuzhou three times, Li Yi gave Liu Bei a nudge from behind. "Keep refusing, and Lü Bu's flag will be flying over the city gates." Old Liu took charge of Xuzhou. Li Yi pulled out his lighter and lit a cigarette, while Guan Yu stared at the flame for a long time without a word.

While Cao Cao was still fretting over Lü Bu, Li Yi had already used modern management principles to reorganize Xuzhou's administration. Late one night, Liu Bei asked why he had chosen him. Li Yi answered softly, "Because you deserve it."

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