Zhou Yu Was Reborn in the Three Kingdoms, and Sun Quan Was Deposed at the Beginning

[Three Kingdoms Struggle for Hegemony, Soul Penetration, Unsystematic, Historical, Good Writing, Rigorous] Traveling through the Three Kingdoms to become Zhou Yu, how should you choose? Should he continue to play the tragic supporting role of "how can he be brilliant when he is good", or should he take advantage of the critical situation of Sun Ce's sudden death and Jiangdong's decline to rewrite history with his own hands? The protagonist of this book returns to Jian'an five years ago and encounters Sun Quan plotting to poison Sun Ce. He killed the traitor Sun Quan with his own hands, and was entrusted by Sun Ce to take charge of Jiangdong's foundation. With his iron fist, he conquered Chendeng, captured Jingnan, and captured Yizhou, twisting the old generals of Huaisi and the new generation of generals into one rope. Gan Ning, Taishi Ci, Huang Zhong, and Lu Xun all came under his command, Gu Yongqing took over the land, Fazheng was in charge of Chengdu, and Pang Tong offered the strategy of pacifying the Huaihe River. When Jiangdong's warships were arrayed and five battalions of elite soldiers were threatening Shouchun, Cao Cao, who was sharpening his sword in Yecheng, finally realized that the real opponent had never been Liu Bei, but this young man in his twenties. This book does not follow the old path of "the protagonist's halo is unlimited and he collects famous generals". Instead, it uses rigorous historical research as the basis, and uses the game of power and bloody battles as the meat to show how a time traveler used limited time and territory to push Jiangdong from the edge of overthrow to the divided world, and finally move towards grand hegemony. There are thrilling plots in the temple and hearty battles on the river. There is the mutual understanding between kings and ministers who do not judge people by their appearance, and there is also the warmth and warmth of human relationships in troubled times. There is also the tenderness of the fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms, and the tenderness of the peerless beauty! Lords, are you willing to join forces with me, Gong Jin, to fight for hegemony in the world?