After Liu Bei, Shu Han grows weak, and the Han dynasty's realm teeters on the brink of collapse. His son Liu Shan is mocked by outsiders as the hopelessly useless Adou, and Shu Han's destruction is all but a foregone conclusion.
In 225 AD, as Zhuge Liang prepares for his southern campaign, he gazes at the stars one night. An unusual celestial phenomenon appears: the Ziwei Star moves west and shines brilliantly, surrounded by a ring of rainbow clouds. The White Emperor appears in the world...
The later years of Shu Han aren't exciting enough? No!
Have you ever seen Lu Liang, born a first-rank martial god and hailed as a young Lu Bu, a half-step from the Profound Realm?
Have you ever seen Guan Suo, son of Guan Yu, who has kept his power hidden but stuns an army of thousands with a single strike?
Have you ever seen a loli girl general wielding a giant axe, before whom armies flee?
Of course, Liu Shan, who claims nine of the ten parts of the Three Kingdoms' romantic splendor for himself, is the real protagonist. With a single sword, he turns the entire Three Kingdoms upside down! This is a mythical take on the Three Kingdoms, a completely new version unlike anything you've read before. Just three minutes of reading, and you'll fall in love with this novel just like I did. If we're brothers, then...
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Commentary on Chapter 27 Eight Formations of "The Return of Adou in the Mythical Three Kingdoms" written by Oe Dongliu.