Traveling to the late Han Dynasty, Yun Zhao came to Chencang, Liangzhou. As a reclusive son, he activated the "reclusive sign-in system". From then on, Yun Zhao only needs to sign in to gradually become stronger and live a leisurely and leisurely life. However, on an ordinary day, a wealthy businessman named "Lao Dong" insisted on betrothing his granddaughter to him. Since then, the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms era have ushered in earth-shaking changes. Yun Zhao originally just wanted to live his secluded life quietly and enjoy the benefits of the system. However, this sudden marriage forced him to reconsider his future.
While Yun Zhao was thinking about this issue, he couldn't help but become curious about Lao Dong's granddaughter. What kind of person is this woman? Will she accept her husband from another world? What kind of story will happen between them?
Yun Zhao decided that instead of escaping, it would be better to face it bravely. He accepted Lao Dong's granddaughter and started his new life in the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms.
Their lives are not peaceful. Living in troubled times, Yun Zhao has to deal with various challenges and crises while protecting his family. However, with the help of the hidden world sign-in system, Yun Zhao gradually showed amazing strength and wisdom.
Starting from Chencang, he gradually expanded his power and eventually became a powerful force in the Three Kingdoms at the end of Han Dynasty. His name also left a strong mark in this history.
Reader comments
This book is very messy. It gives the impression that the book is written directly from the middle without a beginning. The protagonist's subordinates follow the protagonist without explaining it. The age of some characters is also an issue. The identity of the protagonist is not explained. He is Dong Zhuo's grandson-in-law at the beginning. There are also more than 70 chapter titles inexplicably inserted in the opening few pictures. The author should have published the book directly from the middle. It is very confusing.
This book is very messy. It gives the impression that the book is written directly from the middle without a beginning. The protagonist's subordinates follow the protagonist without explaining it. The age of some characters is also an issue. The identity of the protagonist is not explained. He is Dong Zhuo's grandson-in-law at the beginning. There are also more than 70 chapter titles inexplicably inserted in the opening few pictures. The author should have published the book directly from the middle. It is very confusing.
Well written, not bad