Wolong at the End of Han Dynasty: I Rewrote the Three Kingdoms

Introduction to the novel Lin Wenshan, an archaeological researcher, passed away four years after the ancient tomb collapsed and became the 19-year-old Zhuge Liang. He is familiar with the official history of the Three Kingdoms, and he is well aware of the eternal regret that Kong Ming in his previous life dedicated his life to the Shu Han, but ended up with his five feet of original stars falling and his descendants killed in battle. After resurrecting his life, he is unwilling to assist mediocrity and repeat the same mistakes. He vows to use the wisdom of two thousand years of history to rewrite the chess game in troubled times! When Longzhong first woke up, he refused to visit the thatched cottage three times and took the initiative to serve in Jingzhou with his best friend Xu Shu; as a newly married man, he relied on the power of his father-in-law Huang Chengyan to secretly accumulate strength; in the chess game of troubled times, he wandered between Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, and Sun Ce, joining forces vertically and horizontally, and making camp step by step. He is no longer the tragic prime minister who "died before leaving the army", but a powerful official who stirred up the situation and took charge of the world in troubled times. Let's see how Lin Wenshan reverses destiny, reshapes Han Zuo, and blazes his own path to the top in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty!