Three Kingdoms: It’s Getting Cold, Son-in-Law, Put on Another Robe

After transmigrating as Huang Chengyan, father-in-law to Marquis Wu Zhuge Kongming, he had hoped to restore the Han dynasty. Instead, he discovered that he had become one of the greatest obstacles to its revival.

“Oh, well, never mind then!”

Years later, when Kongming wept at the thought that his northern campaign to conquer the Central Plains would have to wait indefinitely because of dwindling supplies, Huang Chengyan arrived at last with countless provisions and supplies.

When his worthy son-in-law was filled with sorrow at having no one to carry on his work, Huang Chengyan sent countless disciples and family retainers from a thousand miles away to join him.

When his beloved son-in-law was lost in doubt over how people could change and emperors could grow suspicious,

Huang Chengyan quietly draped a robe over his shoulders…

(P.S. The history described in this book differs somewhat from the history recorded in Records of the Three Kingdoms. Old Cat heard the clan history retold by a friend, then adapted it into this book. If you have different evidence, feel free to discuss and correct me. Old Cat will make timely revisions.)