Plot to Break up the Three Kingdoms: Neither Loyal nor Traitorous

Introduction to "Three Kingdoms: Neither Loyalty nor Tragedy" At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Shi Chang servants stole the power and disrupted the government, the Ling Emperor became a puppet, the Yellow Turban War started a prairie fire, and the world was broken. Su Yan, a hermit from Yingchuan, whose name is Xuanji, possesses the secrets of secret chess as a secret chess player. His resourcefulness is comparable to that of Jia Xu, and his ruthlessness is not inferior to that of the eunuchs. However, he lurks in troubled times with the name of "a sage who avoids the world". When the merciless Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei came to greet him, he took advantage of the situation. On the surface, he planned a strategy to conquer the world, but in fact, he used the princes as a chess piece and the troubled times as a board, secretly plotting a cross-world conspiracy. At this time, the chess game has already been overturned: Cao Sun formed an alliance to fight against the Yuan brothers, Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong were all under Cao Cao's command, Lu Bu was unstoppable after quitting sex, the old order collapsed, and the new situation was turbulent. Su Yan traveled among various forces, using the Shichangshi intelligence network to stir up troubles, using alienation tactics to disintegrate alliances, and using bitter flesh tactics to win trust. He not only helped Liu Bei encroach on territory, but also secretly checked his ambitions. He is neither loyal nor treacherous, ruthless, and the intertwining of family blood feud and ambition for power makes this struggle for hegemony in troubled times even more bizarre. The princes compete for the throne, the advisers battle their wits, and the generals are bloody. When the eunuchs disrupt the government, the princes divide their regimes, and the meritocratic leader is completely rewritten, this manipulator hidden in the shadows will eventually find a way to subvert the Han Dynasty, apart from loyalty and traitors. Who has the last laugh? The ownership of the world depends on the game of mystery.