Gu Cheng, a top student in the Department of Modern Mathematics, was brought to Jian'an for twenty years because of a strange light.
Unfamiliar ancient languages, cold weapons, and treacherous troubled times made him struggle to survive in the mist of language barrier. With the calm mind and sincere heart of a mathematician, he studied ancient Chinese diligently, integrated into Jingchu, and grew from an unknown stranger to a wise man who strategized.
With his foresight and extraordinary wisdom, he assisted the Shu Han to grow step by step. From Jingzhou to Yizhou, from resisting powerful enemies to internally improving people's livelihood, he used modern thinking to solve problems in troubled times and help Liu Bei's ideals of benevolence and righteousness.
In the confrontation of power and intrigue, he was optimistic, humorous, and perseverant. Tempered by the flames of war, he held the belief in the revival of the Han Dynasty.
Can Gu Cheng rewrite the outcome of the Three Kingdoms with one person's power and help Shu Han regain the glory of the Han Dynasty? A time-travel legend intertwined with wisdom and passion, inviting you to join us in troubled times!
Reader comments
There are a few who write that the ancient Chinese language is different from Mandarin.
The plot is relatively new, so I'll comment first.
Five stars for encouragement
My writing skills are acceptable, and I am strategizing to win a victory thousands of miles away. If I have a little more baggage,
The writing is very good. There are too many novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, and this one is also very good!
The first few chapters are engaging enough. Moreover, both the official language and people's livelihood are novel and outstanding.
It's good-looking but too little. As long as you keep updating and recommending it later, the data shouldn't be too low.
The writing is quite novel, but I should call myself Ji Han instead of Shu Han.
It's very practical and beautiful. I just discovered it now and it may have been a bit under-exposed.
There are a few who write that the ancient Chinese language is different from Mandarin.
The plot is relatively new, so I'll comment first.
Five stars for encouragement
My writing skills are acceptable, and I am strategizing to win a victory thousands of miles away. If I have a little more baggage,
The writing is very good. There are too many novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, and this one is also very good!
The first few chapters are engaging enough. Moreover, both the official language and people's livelihood are novel and outstanding.
It's good-looking but too little. As long as you keep updating and recommending it later, the data shouldn't be too low.
The writing is quite novel, but I should call myself Ji Han instead of Shu Han.
It's very practical and beautiful. I just discovered it now and it may have been a bit under-exposed.