In the seventh year of Guanghe's reign, the yellow turban war smoke filled the nine provinces, and Quyang City in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River was already in a desperate situation where trapped beasts were fighting.
The modern soul suddenly arrived, and Liu Rui was behind bars when he opened his eyes.
He became a prisoner in the hands of the remaining Yellow Turban troops, trapped in this isolated city that was about to be conquered by the Han army.
In the city, the rebels were raging and the prisoners were dying.
Outside the city, banners blocked out the sun, and the Han army's swords and spears pointed directly at the city's head. The city could only be broken in the blink of an eye.
With a mind from another world, he is trapped in a desperate situation to survive.
Liu Rui relies on his advanced cognition and modern thinking to deal with the light of swords and shadows, looking for a glimmer of hope in the gap between the Yellow Turbans and the Han army.
Will he be reduced to a withered skeleton in troubled times, or will he take advantage of time travel to buck the trend?
Let's see how the captured time-travelers break free from their shackles, gain insight into the chess game of the late Han Dynasty with a different worldly perspective, fight their way out in the war-torn world, and stir up the world!
Reader comments
A very good Three Kingdoms or late Han Dynasty novel, the language can be called elegant, the plot is creative, and it is an excellent historical novel. I support it.
A very good Three Kingdoms or late Han Dynasty novel, the language can be called elegant, the plot is creative, and it is an excellent historical novel. I support it.