Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms: Zhou Yu of Lujiang

Each chapter has annotations. Although there are many, they are necessary because many people read official history and novels mixedly and may not remember them clearly, so the annotations are used to show the progression of the characters. Although the author made up many plots, they are all traceable and can be found in historical books. They are not completely fictitious. There are many classical Chinese words in the article, which are beautiful and elegant. The plot is coherent, and the foreshadowings are connected one by one. It starts with Li Jue of Xiliang and writes about the conflict between the Xiliang Army and the Bingzhou Army under Dong Zhuo. It also leads to Chen Yi and Xun Yu. It depends on how it will be reconciled later. The protagonist's father is still in Luoyang, so he definitely can't start an army directly.

With this wonderful book, there is no literature in the Three Kingdoms~