The Chancellor died, and my soul transmigrated into Wei Yan, a man doomed to die.
According to the story, I was supposed to shout, “Who dares kill me?” three times before Ma Dai cut me down in one stroke.
But this time, I was determined to defy fate and change my destiny.
I took Ma Dai by the hand and said sincerely, “Wenchang was foolish before. I am willing to follow the Chancellor's final orders with you, General.”
With Sima Yi's army at our gates, I drove Zhongda away with a feint, and the Shu army returned intact.
At court, I urged everyone to let the people recover and rebuild, joining Fei Yi and Jiang Wan to hold the realm together through its crisis.
When Jiang Boyue sought to continue the northern campaigns, I slammed the table and declared, “You command the army, General. I will lead a surprise attack on Chang'an!”
After ten years of rebuilding our strength, the bold plan through Ziwu Valley finally succeeded.
When Jiang Wei and I met beneath the walls of Chang'an, Sima Yi's head was hanging high from a banner pole.
Jiangdong wants to take advantage of the chaos? Perfect. We'll take them too.
At the victory banquet in Chengdu, Liu Shan raised his cup with a trembling hand and asked, “Lord Wei... do you really want me to move the capital to Luoyang?”
As I bowed, a yellowed copy of the Memorial on the Dispatch of Troops slipped quietly from my robes.
In this book, Wei Yan didn't kill Yang Yi at the beginning, but took the initiative to cut off the queen, which was a bit of a new trick. For a new book, give it 3 stars first, and then modify the rating based on the plot of the subsequent novel😏 Chang'an was recovered. This is one of the few novels that I have read about the Three Kingdoms that has Chang'an defeated in the first 100 chapters.