As a truck driver who is a history buff, he was unexpectedly reborn and returned to the Shu Han Dynasty during the Three Kingdoms period. It's the third year of Zhangwu, Liu Bei's life is on the line, Huang Yuan is rebelling, the big families in Shu are ready to make a move, and the government and the public are in turmoil. It depends on the young emperor, interpret the political dilemma of Liu Bei's edict "You can take it for yourself", and regain the power of the emperor. Let's see how the male protagonist grows up through experience, using Zhuge's wisdom, Li Yan's ability, and Wei Yan's courage to correct the mistakes of the street pavilion and continue Kong Ming's destiny...
There is no system, there is no golden finger, and there are many characters and deeds that cannot be examined, just borrowing from his name...
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The combination of white text and style, without losing the humor, is just right. Hahaha
The writing is delicate and the ideas are clear.
He has a strong foundation in classical Chinese, yet still has modern and humorous sentences [Like]
The combination of white text and style, without losing the humor, is just right. Hahaha
The writing is delicate and the ideas are clear.
He has a strong foundation in classical Chinese, yet still has modern and humorous sentences [Like]