Three Kingdoms: Reborn as Guan Yu, I Capture Sun Quan from the Start

My impression of Guan Yu is, firstly, his martial arts are unrivaled: Guan Yu bravely defeated the three armies, "warming wine and beheading Hua Xiong" showed his ability to make quick decisions, and "killing good looks and slaying ugly men" even single-handedly rushed into the enemy formation to take the head of an admiral. He came and went freely among thousands of troops. His strength of force was amazing, and he was worthy of the name of "Martial Saint". The second is unparalleled loyalty: "I am in the Cao camp but my heart is in the Han Dynasty." Cao Cao lured him with high-ranking officials, generous salaries, gold and silver treasures, but Guan Yu remained unmoved and followed Liu Bei wholeheartedly. He rode alone for thousands of miles, passed five passes and killed six generals, and returned to Liu Bei's side, which demonstrated his unwavering loyalty to his lord. The third is to have both wisdom and courage: in the battle of the seven flooded armies, Guan Yu cleverly used the right time and place, accurately grasped the opportunity to capture the enemy, and killed Pang De, shocking China, showing his military strategy and commanding ability, and making the enemy fearful. The fourth is self-willedness: Guan Yu has a proud character and despises others. His arrogant words "How can a tiger girl marry a dog son" and his arrogant refusal of Sun Quan's marriage led to the breakdown of the Wu-Shu alliance. In the end, he lost Jingzhou, causing the Shu Han to lose its strategic location. He himself was defeated and killed, which brought a major crisis to the situation of the Shu Han. The author's comprehensive description can give us a new perspective of understanding, which is good.

Five stars! Creation is not easy. The storyline is exciting and engaging. It depends on how far this time traveler can make Er Ye go. He killed Lu Meng, killed Cao Ren, and captured Sun Quan without mercy, which is refreshing. Very good!

Thanks to the author for completing the regrets of my youth, including the defeat of General Guan, the defeat of Liu Huangshu at Yiling and the decline of national power, the prime minister who tried his best in Wuzhangyuan, and Jiang Wei who was unable to recover after nine expeditions to the Central Plains [I'm about to cry]

I hope you all like my story!

Although it's a bit ridiculous, it looks cool [cover face][cover face][cover face]

On the basis of respecting the historical framework, the author boldly adds folklore and fictional plots, which greatly enriches the image of Guan Yu. For example, the story of Guan Yu's early chivalry and righteousness will be added to show his growth from a reckless hero to a generation of martial sage; it may also be artistically processed to classic plots such as passing five levels and killing six generals, attending a meeting alone, and strengthening the drama and legendary color. The author's writing is smooth, the plot has ups and downs, is highly readable, and has rich imagination, but it is suitable for fans of Guan Yu in the Three Kingdoms.

The author gives us space to reshape classic images. Legendary stories such as Guan Yu's "passing five levels and killing six generals" and "flooding seven armies" are deeply rooted in people's hearts. Time-travel novels often break the established ending through the interaction between the protagonist and Guan Yu, or directly possess Guan Yu, and can give the characters a new growth arc.

It's hard to change one's destiny against the will of heaven, it's beautiful!

Pretty good, why is no one there?

Not bad, really good. The author has deep knowledge and is also an old author. But it's just not good enough. Keep up the good work [Like][Like][Like][Like]