The Sequel to the Three Kingdoms: The White-Eared Warriors

Why were the soldiers on the Yinping Trail withdrawn?

Why did the reinforcements sent by Yan Yu, Governor of Yong'an, disappear along the way?

Why did Liu Shan refuse Huo Ge's reinforcements from the south? What was happening in the south at the time?

Why did Jiang Wei's army detour through Ba Commandery instead of heading straight back to Chengdu?

Why did the palace attendant Huang Hao conceal information about the Wei army?

Could there be all kinds of conspiracies at work here?

Li Yi transmigrates into the body of a destitute White-Eared soldier at the end of the Three Kingdoms period.

He wants to turn the tide. He can, but first he has to become the live-in son-in-law at the Jiao Family Inn.

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