A hoe plows the modern land; a long sword stirs up the storm of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The spirit of an old farmer was transformed into Sun Yi, the illegitimate son of Sun Jian. He was born in 184 at the beginning of the troubled times. He carries an unrecognized bloodline but carries a thousand years of wisdom.
From the cold-shouldered concubine in the Lu family's woodshed to the young man who volunteered in front of Sun Jian's tent, Sun Yi grasped the "golden finger" of past life memories and emerged in the flames of the Yellow Turban Uprising. He was good at riding, archery, and the art of war. He used ingenious strategies to help Sun Ce pacify Jiangdong, and used his military exploits to rewrite the despicable label of "illegitimate son."
However, the shackles of identity are always there. Facing Sun Ce's edge and Sun Quan's rise, he not only showed the sincerity between brothers, but also concealed an unspeakable obsession with competition. In the vortex of intrigue, he dealt with the Jiangdong nobles, showed his political skills in the defense of Wujun, and proved his military ability in the battle of Ruxukou.
It's actually not Cao Zeshuangwen.