Three Kingdoms + no golden fingers + no system + dark and refreshing text. The soul of a modern Doctor of History of the Three Kingdoms unexpectedly merged deeply with the body of Gan Ning, a water bandit from Ba County in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Faced with the cruel reality of surviving in troubled times and the bad foundation of the original owner's "robbery as a profession", he must break through the shackles of his identity as a "bandit" and complete the difficult transformation from "a robber who troubles the river" to "a protector of the country."
Reader comments
It's a very good book. The protagonist has a brain and knows how to do things.
The author's thinking is so good, and many plots are cleverly designed.
It's a very good book. The protagonist has a brain and knows how to do things.
The author's thinking is so good, and many plots are cleverly designed.