Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Flee with Dian Wei

Jiang Feng accidentally transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and becomes sworn brothers with Dian Wei.

One day, Dian Wei hurriedly returns, saying he has committed a serious offense in the army.

With no other choice, Jiang Feng has to flee with Dian Wei.

But who should they seek refuge with at this point in time?

Cao Cao? He's only a commandant right now.

Liu Bei? Who knows where he's off selling straw sandals.

Sun Quan? He's far away in Jiangdong. How could Jiang Feng get there with Dian Wei, a fugitive, in tow?

In the end, they have no choice but to head for Luoyang.

Outside Xuzhou, Cao Cao stares at Jiang Feng's troops massed at the gates and roars, "I hate it, I hate that I didn't kill you back during the campaign against Dong Zhuo!"

Outside Jingzhou, Guan Yu watches Jiang Feng's army bearing down on the city and sighs, "This man is my lifelong rival."

Beyond Red Cliffs, Zhou Yu looks at Jiang Feng's well-equipped, battle-ready army and laments, "This man is a master of everything."

After unifying the Three Kingdoms, Jiang Feng sighs, "I became emperor entirely by running away."

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