Three Kingdoms: General Xing Daorong in Xia Lingling

There is one person on the list of famous generals from the Three Kingdoms: mediocre in martial arts, zero wins, one appearance, and a thousand-year reputation. Xing Daorong, General Lingling. He went out of the city to scold him, challenged Zhang Fei, and then rode away. He bumped into Zhao Yun halfway, dismounted and asked to surrender, and he knelt down better than anyone else. He pretended to surrender but was discovered by Zhuge Liang. When he was lying in ambush at night and could not escape ten miles, he was stabbed under the horse with one shot. Later evaluation: The only man who made both Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun personally take action. And I, a crisis public relations director who suddenly died at work, dressed as him. On the first day of time travel, my leader announced in public that I was as powerful as ten thousand people and could rival Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun. The system pops up two messages: There are still fourteen days left before Zhao Yun's shot. If enough people truly believe in your reputation, your reputation will instantly come true; once exposed in public, your attributes will be cleared and your reputation will backfire. On the fourteenth day, Zhuge Liang shook his feather fan and asked me: Do you take what the general said seriously? I took a deep breath: Someone, Lingling Xing Daorong. Have you heard of me? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.