Synopsis: Forced to play along, a hilarious Zhuge Liang. A surprising contrast. Lighthearted. His heart is with Cao Cao, even while he serves Liu Bei.
Zhuge Jing wakes from a nap to discover that he has become Zhuge Liang, the hardest-working man in the Three Kingdoms!
When Liu Bei makes three visits to his thatched cottage, Zhuge Jing is utterly distraught.
“Serve Big-Eared Liu? Work myself to death at Wuzhang Plains? No way! Absolutely not!”
Lie flat! Make a run for it! Go work for Boss Cao!
Revive the Han dynasty? I’d rather earn a minor noble title!
But things aren’t that simple...
Xu Shu is a plant who’s already praised him to the skies;
his wife, Huang Yueying, has somehow invented the “soap” he casually challenged her to make;
and his father-in-law, Huang Chengyan, sneers, “My good son-in-law, you set this whole thing up three years ago!”
Zhuge Jing throws his head back and sighs.
“I just wanted to keep my head down and join Cao Cao. How did I end up becoming Shu Han’s biggest asset?!”
It's quite interesting; it's a book that makes you want to keep reading.
It's a pretty funny and interesting book; I haven't read this kind of book many times.
Unique concept, visually appealing
It's very well written, with good writing skills. The plot is well-developed, making it a smooth read. It also has a very funny and unconventional twist.
I haven't read such a novel in a long time.