Back in the Three Kingdoms, I Just Want to Watch

She once lived through the chaos of the Three Kingdoms, but remembers nothing of her past life’s twists and turns. When she returns, all she has is a tattoo of three words on her body: “Avoid Guan Yu.” Like a brand, it serves as a warning. Who wrote it? And who sent her into this turmoil? Was it coincidence, a scheme, or a fate she cannot escape in this life? She only wants to watch from the sidelines, steering clear of bloodshed and the grudges of her past life. But in the end, she cannot avoid her former self: Li Rongchen. The man returns from the battlefield, steady with every step, like a mountain, like a sword. She should have been able to understand him as a kindred spirit, yet the fog surrounding her identity and the emotions of the past condemn them to stand on opposite sides. The harder she tries to avoid him, the closer he gets. Her heart suddenly sinks. The past life remains unresolved, and this life is already in turmoil.