Liu Qi, a special forces soldier, accidentally transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and, as fate would have it, becomes Liu Biao’s eldest son. Liu Biao is one of the “Eight Steeds,” and this Liu Qi is no longer the same Liu Qi found in the history books. Watch as Liu Qi plays the pig to eat the tiger, quietly building his strength. He waits for the right moment, then transforms into a dragon when the storm breaks, turning the Three Kingdoms upside down and blotting out the sun and moon! With conditions this good, Jingzhou is his for the taking, mighty generals are his to recruit, and beauties… well, do you think Liu Qi would pass them up? The whole realm is his to command…
It's well-written. This is the second time-travel novel set in the Three Kingdoms period that I've read!
As far as I know, Xi Zhicai's real name is Xi Zhongmingde. So who is he?
Not bad, the intention is clear, and the direction is also clear. I'm engrossed in reading it.
Yes, I've read many books about the Three Kingdoms, and I like this one too.
The author's character descriptions are incredibly detailed. I'm already hooked after reading only 25 chapters so far, and I'm really looking forward to this being a complete work! 👏👏👏👏👏
It's so good! It's so exciting and awesome!
Good logic, clear and without confusion.
The content is good, quite nice.
A plot worth watching
Folding fans didn't exist in the Three Kingdoms period, so how did they appear so early?