Chen Feng, a modern Three Kingdoms history enthusiast, was accidentally hit by a strange beam of light during an archaeological exhibition on Lu Bu's relics. His soul traveled through thousands of years and possessed Lu Bu, who had just emerged under Ding Yuan's command. At that time, although Lu Bu had the courage of a "flying general", he was immature in mind. He only had peerless martial arts, but he became a sharp knife in the hands of others.
With a modern historical understanding and a thinking pattern that is far ahead of the times, Chen Feng (Lu Bu) is fully aware of the tragic fate of the original owner of the "three-surname family slave" - betraying his master and killing his father, betraying his relatives and alienating his family, and finally being hanged in Baimen Tower, earning him eternal infamy. In order to change his destiny, he must break the recklessness and short-sightedness of the original owner. In the turbulent and troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, he must use the Fangtian painted halberd in his hand and the red rabbit horse on his hip to find his own path to hegemony.
He must not only use his prophetic knowledge of history to avoid deadly traps, conquer Zhang Liao, Gao Shun and other peerless generals, and create an invincible trap force; he must also overcome the conflict between the modern soul and the identity of ancient generals, learn the art of maneuvering, and balance the forces of all parties. From adhering to Ding Yuan to dealing with Dong Zhuo, from fighting fiercely with the princes at Hulao Pass to separatizing Xuzhou, he is no longer the warrior who forgets his duty for profit, but a hegemon with the world in mind and strives for hegemony every step of the way.
However, the inertia of history is hard to shake. Cao Cao's talents and strategies, Liu Bei's benevolence and virtue, and Sun Quan's Jiangdong foundation have all become obstacles on his way forward. In addition, the emotional entanglements caused by Diao Chan's alluring appearance, the loyalty test of his soldiers, and the suffering of the people in troubled times constantly impacted his heart.
