Jiang Fa, a young man from a later era, transmigrated into the body of Jiang Fa, the son of Jiang Wei. When he woke up, he discovered it was already the tenth month of Jingyao’s sixth year, right around the time Deng Ai launched his surprise attack on Chengdu in Shu. Deng Ai crossed the Yinping Trail, Chengdu fell, and Shu was destroyed. Jiang Wei’s “one scheme killed three worthy men,” and the entire Jiang family was slaughtered.
Facing a catastrophic start with his life about to be cut short, Jiang Fa came up with a “cut off their retreat” strategy. He severed Deng Ai’s escape route, defeated him, and lifted the siege of Chengdu. The father and son then counterattacked Wei and wiped out Cao Wei in one fell swoop…
Jiang Wei: Is this really my son, the one who has courage but no brains?
Liao Hua: This boy truly is a Qilin son of the Jiang family.
Liu Shan: Jiang Fa is the pillar of our Shu.
Deng Ai: I accept my defeat to Jiang Fa.
Sima Zhao: Jiang Fa is the one who ruined my great plans.
Zhong Hui: Jiang Fa is even harder to deal with than his father.
Lu Kang: Jiang Fa is ten times more talented than I am.
Wen Yang: Jiang Fa is even braver than I am.
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It's okay, the details are good and the processing is very good. It's still okay if it's not the kind of mindless and invincible book.
Hahahaha, not bad, not bad
It's good-looking, the plot is thrilling and delicate, the main line is clear, and it's attractive to read on.
Although there are ghosts and gods attached to it, it is based on real human geography and history, and it can be said that benevolent people have different opinions and wise people have different opinions.
The foundation of Shu Han is there, and it will never succeed. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sichuan had 940,000 people, 102,000 soldiers and more than 40,000 officials. It would be good if there was no civil strife.
The plot has twists and turns without being lengthy!
It's rare to see a Three Kingdoms fanfic of this late stage, so I'll give it five stars first and then read on.