The good news: A special forces soldier transmigrates and becomes Liu Cong, Liu Biao’s powerful heir.
The bad news: Cao Cao’s army arrives from the start, and a group of older relatives urge Liu Cong to surrender at once.
[No System]+ [Political intrigue]+ [Reform]+ [Unification]+ [No dragging things out]
“The Han dynasty fell only because it was too strong.” Though the Han empire split into the kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu, all three states, and even the smaller regional warlords, could defeat the foreign tribes with ease.
But many readers haven’t realized that the fighting at the end of the Han dynasty and throughout the Three Kingdoms period drained the last of the elite and the spirit from Chinese civilization. By the late Three Kingdoms period, the unvanquishable national spirit of earlier times was already gone.
Then came Sima’s usurpation, the Rebellion of the Eight Princes, the upheaval of the Five Barbarians...
How many historical tragedies took place during the Three Kingdoms period?!
If there are any shortcomings in this new work, I welcome your kind corrections. If you think it's not too bad, please feel free to comment and rate it.
It's well-written. The logic is clear, but it's short and weak.