Jiang Wei: The Final Northern Expedition

Autumn winds swept yellow sand across Tada. Jiang Wei suddenly opened his eyes, the familiar ring-pommel saber still clasped in his palm.

A personal guard beside him whispered, "General, Wei scouts have appeared ten miles away again."

He froze. Wasn't this the last passage he'd read while staying up late with Records of the Three Kingdoms?

It was 262 AD, on the eve of the ninth Northern Expedition. Shu Han was nearing its end, and he had become Jiang Boyue, the man who would "bring down three worthy men with a single scheme."

"No." He rose and gazed north. "In this life, I will plant the Han banner atop Luoyang's walls."