The Guans' Wild Son-in-Law: From the Start, I Knocked Mi Fang Out with an Anesthetic

[Fast-paced: So fast, you'll never keep up with me.]

[Blood-soaked action: One word says it all: exhilarating.]

After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Gao Ang became Guan Yu's son-in-law.

It was the year Lü Meng crossed the river in white, and Mi Fang was about to surrender. Gao Ang drugged Mi Fang with anesthetic powder.

"I'll take charge of Jiangling. You can sleep easy, Prefect Mi."

Ten horsemen routed five thousand, and one battle shook the realm.

He defeated Lü Meng and drove back Sun Quan. At the mere mention of Gao Ang's name, the people of Eastern Wu trembled in fear.

A saying spread like wildfire through the Eastern Wu army: "Dodge the sharp saber, dodge the sharp spear, but you can't dodge King Gao's Han warrior's roar."

Sun Quan: "He stole my wife and took my sister-in-law! Gao Ang is out of control!"

Guan Yu: "What's wrong with my son-in-law being a little arrogant?"

Many years later, the Book of Han praised him: "Ang's mounted spearplay was unparalleled. Every man at his side could take on a hundred. His contemporaries likened him to Xiang Ji."