Cao Cao and Liu Bei: Transmigrating from the Start to Save a Dying Kingdom

After the year 260, the Three Kingdoms era is about to enter its darkest hour.

Sima Zhao murders the emperor and usurps Wei. Deng Ai conquers Shu and destroys Han. In the end, the Three Kingdoms all fall to Jin.

But what if it were possible to return to the moment when Cao Cao and Liu Bei were drinking wine over green plums, and Cao Cao said, “The heroes of the realm are none other than Your Excellency and me”?

If heroes knew how things would end, could they still turn the tide?

A cup of “Green Plum Wine That Traces the Light” from the immortal Zuo Ci sends Cao Cao and Liu Bei transmigrating to the year 260! [They each have only seven chances to reclaim their subjects.] After witnessing the downfall of their respective regimes:

A hellish start, as two great men defy their fates!

- Cao Cao must save Cao Mao before he is killed, stand against Sima Zhao, and restore Wei. But the court is already full of Sima partisans, and one wrong move will cost him everything!

- Liu Bei must rebuild his exhausted forces in Yi Province before Deng Ai slips through Yinping, then face the armies of Deng Ai and Zhong Hui. Yi Province is vast and sparsely populated, food supplies are scarce, and soldiers and civilians alike are gaunt. On top of that, the local clans are wavering, while surrender factions at court undermine him. With an enemy several times his size at the gates, one wrong move means the fall of the state and the death of its people!

This is a race against time, and the ultimate contest between a warlord and a hero

The wheel of history will finally be cleaved open by their swords, leaving new cracks in its path…

(No golden finger) (Tightly plotted) (Characters stay true to themselves) (No brainless decisions) (Political intrigue reigns supreme)