He transmigrated as Lu Bu, starting out in hell mode: defeated at Chang'an and fleeing like a stray dog.
A mysterious jade pendant let him enter a world of the sixty-four hexagrams and experience the wisdom of the sages firsthand:
In the Tun hexagram, he learned from Wang Bo how to protect the people; in the Shi hexagram, he understood Wu Qi's art of commanding troops; in the Zhongfu hexagram, he followed Zhao Xi's example in earning people's trust.
From then on, the ruthless and bloodthirsty Flying General began to change without anyone noticing.
He pawned Red Hare just to obtain a written pact with the people. He repaired canals barefoot, eating and living alongside refugees. He held classes amid the ruins, using charcoal to write the first character for "people."
Cao Cao sneered, "Winning hearts to make a name for yourself!"
Sima Yi laughed coldly. "Benevolent rule? Let's see how long you can keep up the act!"
Zhuge Liang was shaken. "The policies he enacts... they actually align with my ideals..."
While the lords of the Three Kingdoms were still fighting to expand their territories, Lu Bu was quietly developing his technology tree, establishing an assembly, and gathering eminent officials such as Xu Shu, Zhao Yun, and Lu Su...
Many years later, gazing at the clear sky beyond the schoolhouse, Lu Bu smiled at Gao Shun and said,
"Xiaofu, listen. These voices reading aloud are the sharpest weapons under heaven."
And his realm began here.
Good book But the stinging and burning of the Golden Finger Xuan Jade was more like punishment, and it felt a little uncomfortable. The plot is a bit divorced from reality, but idealism is inherently divorced from reality.