Li Shanchang: “As long as Brother Liu is here, the Yuan army will be nothing but a loose mob before our forces.”
Liu Ji: “Brother Liu, you are my teacher! Compared with Zhuge Kongming, you are his equal, if not his better!”
Chang Yuchun: “Don’t let Liu Wu’s age fool you. He’s younger than me, but he’s full of tricks. What? You said that in front of him? Are you trying to get me killed? I’ll beat you to death first!”
Zhu Yuanzhang: “Liu Wu truly is the wisest man alive. He deserves immense credit for founding the Great Ming! What a shame he isn’t one of my family. Should I kill him or not?”
Everyone who is alive, or ever lived, has both admired and feared Liu Wu!
After years as a military strategist, Liu Wu was now sitting inside his room, sighing. “Sigh, I’ve been playing the fortune-teller for so long that everyone thinks I can see the future. But I’ve already thrown history into chaos, and I have no idea what’s going to happen next. Hey, you, get lost! This strategist doesn’t tell fortunes anymore. Go on, get out! I said get out! Don’t come near me!”
I suggest the author stick to writing light novels and avoid historical fiction altogether. This is a nonsensical mix of literature and martial arts, complete with superpowers—it's truly unpleasant to read.
Wonderful!!!