Based on works such as Records of the Three Kingdoms, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and Comprehensive Mirror in Aid of Governance, this novel adds the author's personal commentary to fill in the many implausible gaps in Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
The broad setting is the history of the Three Kingdoms.
The narrower setting is the Investiture of the Gods.
After transmigrating into a teacher, the protagonist discovers that this teacher is no ordinary person. He taught the predecessors of the Three Kingdoms figures and is skilled in civil governance, martial arts, astronomy, geography, divination, and prophecy...
The students in his class, all heroes of the Three Kingdoms, descend to the mortal world to make their mark. In the end, their achievements determine the titles they receive. When a student dies, they automatically return to the Palace of the Gods, where they can keep watching how everyone else performs.
Are these students really the heroes of the Three Kingdoms? They don't quite seem like it. Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei are already forming cliques; Dong Zhuo (Fatty Dong) loves to sleep; Pang Tong (Pang Shiyuan) carries a makeup mirror. Well, Sun Shangxiang (Xiangxiang) looks pretty good, all spirited and dashing.
Yuan Shu wears a skull mask and keeps pretending to be a ghost to scare his classmates. Lü Bu carries his Sky-Piercer Halberd around, trying to recruit everyone as his adoptive father...
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