Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Join Guan Yu in a Desperate Swap to Take Jianye

A modern police officer was shot while pursuing robbers, then transmigrated into the Three Kingdoms era as Guan Yu's second son, Guan Xing, just as the Flooding of Seven Armies was making Guan Yu famous throughout China.

Knowing history, he understood that Mi Fang would surrender Jiangling, and Guan Yu would eventually be defeated at Maicheng and die at Linju. He repeatedly urged his father and brother to send reinforcements and strengthen their defenses, but no one believed him.

With no other choice, he presented three plans: head north to incite conflict between Wei and Wu, gather old allies in southern Jing Province, and, as the boldest option, strike directly at Jianye and wager everything in a final showdown with Sun Quan.

Guan Yu immediately approved the plan and divided his forces. Liao Hua headed north as bait to lure Lu Meng, while Guan Ping took the Sixteen-Word Guerrilla Tactic to southern Jing Province to gather the tribes. Guan Yu himself led Guan Xing east, joining forces with bandits in the Dabie Mountains to raid the heart of Wu.

Cao Cao was alarmed, Sun Quan was terrified, and Lu Meng was consumed with regret. The God of War and his son broke free from history's dead end, stirring up a storm in Wu with their battered troops!

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