During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a counselor who was sure to hit the mark throughout his life. No matter which lord he served, he could thrive. He killed his lord's eldest son, nephew, and trusted generals but was still promoted to a high rank under his lord. He was the only one of the top counselors in the Three Kingdoms who could die at an old age. There are not many records about him in history books, and there is also a lot of controversy about him in later generations. What kind of legendary life did he have? Let's take a look at it from the perspective of a time traveler.
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The familiar plot of the Three Kingdoms is easy to relate to. The reasons for the time travel are explained reasonably and not abruptly. Looking forward to the subsequent plot unfolding.
The successor to Mo Yan, the literary genius who is so awesome
The author's writing is great. I'm looking forward to the next one. I really like it.
The first five chapters may be a bit bland, but I mainly want to explain the plot clearly. You can bear with me for a while, or you can skip it directly. If you don't understand something later, go back and read it.
The familiar plot of the Three Kingdoms is easy to relate to. The reasons for the time travel are explained reasonably and not abruptly. Looking forward to the subsequent plot unfolding.
The successor to Mo Yan, the literary genius who is so awesome
The author's writing is great. I'm looking forward to the next one. I really like it.
The first five chapters may be a bit bland, but I mainly want to explain the plot clearly. You can bear with me for a while, or you can skip it directly. If you don't understand something later, go back and read it.