Three Kingdoms: I Shoot Cao Cao Dead with One Shot

Zhang Lingyun's first two girlfriends, Cao Ying and Sun Jiao, both left him.

After being assassinated, Zhang Lingyun transmigrated to the chaotic Three Kingdoms era.

He swore to fight the Cao and Sun families to the bitter end.

Zhang Lingyun, courtesy name Gongyi, loved making friends with worthy people across the land. Outsiders called him Master Heishui.

Liu Bei's repeated pleas for Zhang Lingyun to come out of retirement caused a sensation. Zhang Lingyun became famous throughout the land, and Liu Bei's nine invitations became a celebrated story.

With a Barrett in hand, Zhang Lingyun talked and laughed as mighty foes vanished into dust. After helping Liu Bei unify the realm, he retired to the countryside with his many beauties, traveling overseas until they had set foot on all seven continents and crossed all four oceans. Then they returned to the Central Plains and withdrew to their own Peach Blossom Spring.

Later, the famous scholar Tao Yuanming stumbled upon the secluded home where Zhang Lingyun lived and wrote his celebrated Record of the Peach Blossom Spring. Later still, a young man named Xie happened upon Zhang Lingyun's handwritten notes and was instantly enlightened, his mind opened. His talent surpassed all others. Grateful for Zhang Lingyun's guidance, he changed his name to Xie Lingyun and wrote these famous lines: “Of all the talent under heaven, Master Heishui alone possesses eight-tenths. I possess one-tenth, and the remaining tenth has been shared by everyone from ancient times to the present.”