Reviving the Han Three Times: Liu Bei's Hawkish General

Was Yan Liang, who defeated Xu Huang in twenty exchanges, really so weak that he could be killed with one blow? Isn't it a shame that Guan Yu and Yan Liang never faced off directly? Isn't it a pity that Zhao Yun and Lü Bu never met? First Lü Bu, second Zhao Yun, third Dian Wei: what exactly earned Dian Wei third place? Does that ranking make sense? Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, he is determined to knock Lü Bu from his throne as the greatest warrior under heaven. “I hear Lü Fengxian is the greatest under heaven. Now that I've seen you, you're nothing special. Marquis Wen, you're past your prime!” It all begins after the Eighteen Route Lords campaign against Dong Zhuo, when Cao Cao pursues Dong Zhuo alone. Unlike in history, Cao Cao wins a great victory this time, setting off a chain of changes. Lin Feng arrives in this extraordinary late Eastern Han, where he must help Liu Bei unite the land, defeat the Xiongnu, pacify the southern barbarians, and sweep away the Shanyue.