In 208 AD, war broke out in troubled times, and Jingzhou became the focus of competition among heroes. Xiao Jin, a modern college student, once traveled through time and became Xiao Jinnian, a twenty-two-year-old talented young man who became famous in Jingzhou after Xiao He, the founding hero of the Western Han Dynasty. Burdened with the glory of the family and the pressure of survival, he relied on modern vision and strategies to stand out in Jingzhou's society. On the eve of the establishment of the Three Kingdoms, he will use his wisdom as a blade and his blood as a pen to write the rise of Xiao's children in the turbulent and chaotic times, and eventually become an indispensable minister in the Shu Han Dynasty.
Reader comments
It is equivalent to replacing Zhuge Liang's role and putting him in the role of counselor. One point that is speechless is that the protagonist is portrayed as a social butterfly. All parties draw threats, and the routines are the same. In the end, the protagonist escapes from death by fighting with the scholars.
If the three-star rating is high, I will start cultivating immortality later on.
It is equivalent to replacing Zhuge Liang's role and putting him in the role of counselor. One point that is speechless is that the protagonist is portrayed as a social butterfly. All parties draw threats, and the routines are the same. In the end, the protagonist escapes from death by fighting with the scholars. If the three-star rating is high, I will start cultivating immortality later on.
I can watch it, but it's not interesting.