“Light shines far and wide, yet its radiance comes from another.”, Zuo Zhuan
Yuan Guangyuan's soul travels back to the late Eastern Han dynasty, where he becomes Yuan Yao, son of Yuan Shu. The campaign against Dong Zhuo has just failed, and the curtain is only now rising on the warlords' struggle for power.
The “withered bones in the grave” is my own father, and the Little Conqueror of Jiangdong is my brother.
But my father, Yuan Shu, wants to proclaim himself emperor, while my brother, Sun Ce, wants to establish his own rule. What am I supposed to do? In this chaotic age, no one can be trusted. I'll have to rely on myself!
Yuan Yao, once a spoiled playboy, changes his ways. He devotes himself to careful planning, building his strength, gathering talent, and expanding his power.
Starting out in Nanyang, he strikes north against Cao Cao, takes Xu and Yang in the east, marches south into Jing and Xiang, and sets his sights on the Central Plains, step by step taking the stage alongside the contending warlords.
In the late Han and Three Kingdoms era, where heroes rise and talent abounds, see how Yuan Yao brings order to his family, governs the realm, and pacifies the world!
I strongly recommend that the protagonist's inner journey is very consistent with the mentality of a normal time traveler. He is neither a virgin nor cold-blooded. There is a feeling that you can grow with the protagonist. In summary, it is very immersive.
The plot is more in line with historical logic, interlocking and not exaggerated. It is a good historical time travel novel. This novel does not mention Liu Bei in any chapter, but the content is closely related to Liu Bei. It is simply cutting off Liu Bei's escape path. The protagonist finally starts to show his talents, which is great
It's beautiful, the writing is extraordinary, the content is substantial, the pace is tight, and the author has a good grasp of historical data.