I Transmigrated Into Liu Bei, Emperor Zhao of Han, We Misjudged You

After accidentally making contact with a parallel world, I transmigrate into Liu Bei and view things from God’s perspective, bringing my love for the Three Kingdoms and a warped view of real-world romance with me. I come to know the men of the Three Kingdoms: their passionate battles, and the selfless devotion of the women behind them. I make up for the many regrets of Shu Han, immerse myself in this parallel world, and explore the meaning of life. The story is adapted from history, with fictional characters drawn from unofficial histories and folk biographies, along with invented events. It makes up for many regrets surrounding Shu Han’s famous strategists and generals, and elevates the grand ambitions and heroic spirit of the Han people. The marriages of Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei, as well as those of important generals, offer a fresh look at the charm of women in the Three Kingdoms. This is the marriage philosophy of a modern, over-thirty old rascal, so go easy on me. Otherwise, how come the author isn’t married? This is pure fiction, intended to offer readers a sound perspective on marriage (in my personal opinion). I hope you enjoy it.