Three Kingdoms Strategists: Jiang Gan Provokes Zhou Yu Three Times and Captures Zhuge Liang Seven Times

People have always regarded Jiang Gan as the laughingstock of the Battle of Red Cliffs, a clown of the Three Kingdoms. His theft of the letters has been a thousand-year-old joke. When a martial arts champion from a later age finds himself in Jiang Gan's body, he resolves to rewrite his humiliating fate.

As a strategist in Cao Cao's camp, he sees through Zhou Yu's elaborate trap. Rather than let himself be manipulated, he turns the ploy to his own advantage and stirs up the turmoil in Jiangdong. His tongue is a blade, his schemes a suit of armor. He tricks Zhou Yu three times, leaving the young general so furious he nearly falls ill, then outmaneuvers Zhuge Liang seven times, matching wits step by step with a peerless strategist.

The flames of war sweep across the Yangtze, and fire rages atop the city walls. Beauties of this troubled age are drawn into a game of political intrigue, where love, hatred, and schemes become tangled beyond recognition. On one side stands Cao Cao's grand ambition to unite the land; on the other, Jiangdong's realm and legacy.

He has no desire to be a sage who looks down upon the world. He will be a strategist who knows how to read the times. He does not fight on the battlefield, but relies on the brilliant schemes in his mind to move among the warlords, sow discord, and turn the tide at Red Cliffs. He transforms the life of a historical laughingstock into a legend of the chaotic final years of the Han dynasty.

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