[Transmigration + wild imagination + lighthearted tone + personal growth + inner monologue]
Content guide:
Not faithful to orthodox history (it's an alternate setting), not an invincible hero story, with plenty of contrast.
The protagonist is very weak at first, psychologically. He grows through misunderstandings and luck. The main focus is his career and brotherhood, with very little romance.
Blurb:
After an accident, I became Guan Yu.
The very Guan Yu with a face as red as a jujube and a reputation for unmatched loyalty, the God of War.
But no one knows that I blush whenever I get nervous.
At the Oath of the Peach Garden, I was so nervous I stammered. Liu Bei and Zhang Fei said, “Second Brother values loyalty over profit and keeps his feelings to himself!”
When I killed Hua Xiong over warm wine, I was so scared my hand shook and spilled the wine. Everyone cried, “Lord Guan is so mighty, he treats all the heroes under Heaven as beneath his notice!”
On the journey of a thousand miles, I got lost and blushed with anxiety. Cao Cao said, “Yun Chang longs to return so badly; his loyalty shines as bright as the sun and moon!”
I only wanted to stay alive in this chaotic age, but this face of mine wouldn't let me.
Zhuge Liang sees me as an unfathomably deep ally, while Cao Cao studies me as his lifelong enemy.
As the wheels of history roll onward, I stand beneath Mai Castle.
This time, I touch my cheek, no longer burning hot.
It turns out that if you play a hero long enough, you become one.
I'm not Guan Yu. I'm just Guan Yu, the man named Guan Yu, who did not fail this age.
The book is quite good, but the pace is too slow. It took 140,000 words to reach the stage of plot development. The description of the growth stage is good, but it is too long. The too long growth stage seems too frustrating. It was unpleasant to watch from the beginning, but the pace didn't pick up until around chapter 49. It is recommended to watch part of the growth stage, and then jump to the change stage, otherwise you may not be able to stand it 🤦 If he didn't get to the change stage, I wouldn't be able to stand it either. (Growing up here summarizes the mental pressure, the psychology that is not adapted to the different times in which we live, and the idea of psychological transformation from social animals)
It's quite interesting, but you have to adjust your mentality as soon as possible. Some turning points can be written like this, otherwise it will be too frustrating if it is like this in normal times, and the sense of substitution will be very little. I hope the author will work hard
It's so frustrating to watch.
It's a good idea, but the pace is a bit slow. One moment, the Huanshou Sword is used in the battle, and the other moment, others say it is the Qinglong Sword. The problem also needs to be unified.
It's not cool where it should be. The subject matter is good, the idea is good, but the writing style and the grasp of the cool points are so uncomfortable. But the book is still quite enjoyable to read.
Not bad, not bad, it has the flavor of the Three Kingdoms
The timeline is wrong, the Yellow Turbans were not finished yet, so I asked Dong
It's so beautiful that I couldn't sleep. I should update 20 chapters a day.
The book is quite good, but I feel like I haven't read much on Tomato's cool article channel.
Beautiful and unique