Wei Yan's head was chopped off by Ma Dai, but when he opened his eyes, he went back to the moment when Liu Bei patted his shoulder and sealed the Hanzhong prefect. Wei Yan is reborn!
In his last life, he was reputed as a "rebel"; in this life, he holds the map of Ziwu Valley and plans ten years in advance: training the mountain army, capturing Shangyong, saving Jingzhou, blocking Yiling - he wants Zhuge Liang to see with his own eyes how his "dangerous" Ziwu Heavenly Sword can split open the gate of Chang'an with one strike!
But when Prime Minister Xingye arrived and said, "Wen Chang, you are still too impatient," Wei Yan realized that the real opponent was not Cao Wei, but time, food, and people's hearts...
"Prime Minister, I can afford the gamble this time!"
Reader comments
I haven't seen the finale yet, but I know that the author has really put a lot of effort into this book. First of all, let me declare: I am not here to intentionally spoil the story. I am just writing my own thoughts about the book: Wei Yan was killed by Ma Dai and was reborn to the day when he was appointed as the prefect of Hanzhong by Liu Bei, so This reborn person is none other than Wei Yan himself. The author foreshadowed this passage very well [like]. It was during this period that Jingzhou was not lost and Guan Yu was still fine, so Wei Yan, the reborn person, had the opportunity to save Guan Yu. But why was Jingzhou still lost in the end? Haha, this is another clever point of the author. Wei Yan saved Guan Yu, but deliberately allowed the loss of Jingzhou, because the author's purpose was actually to change history. If Guan Yu did not die, Liu Bei would naturally not be angry and launch the Battle of Yiling. Without the Battle of Yiling, Liu Bei would have lived a few more years! But this does not mean that Liu Bei has no hatred for Soochow? Although Guan Yu did not die, Jingzhou was lost. This hatred is still a little bit, but after all, Jingzhou was borrowed from Lu Su, so Liu Bei will temporarily not launch the Battle of Yiling for the sake of the Sun-Liu alliance. The author of this book wiped out this period of history with a magical stroke, all because of Wei Yan, the strongest general in the late Shu Han Dynasty! ... I don't know why there are so many idiots giving negative reviews to this book. What are your intentions? The author writes so wonderfully, where is your conscience? Anyway, I will definitely give it a big thumbs up! Thanks to the author for adding a different historical color to my favorite Wei Yan!
No matter how bad reviews everyone gives this book, I will bravely face it and accept it! And I will continue to write this book for love to the end! After all, Wei Yan's character is quite controversial, but among all the Three Kingdoms characters, Wei Yan is my favorite! People who can understand long articles are definitely not ordinary people. Some people say that Wei Yan is a rebel! But now, why doesn't today's society need talents and courage like Wei Yan?
Very good very good highly recommended
The different Three Kingdoms are beautiful!
Shen Dan and Meng Da in front are dead! ! The preface does not match the postscript
I haven't seen the finale yet, but I know that the author has really put a lot of effort into this book. First of all, let me declare: I am not here to intentionally spoil the story. I am just writing my own thoughts about the book: Wei Yan was killed by Ma Dai and was reborn to the day when he was appointed as the prefect of Hanzhong by Liu Bei, so This reborn person is none other than Wei Yan himself. The author foreshadowed this passage very well [like]. It was during this period that Jingzhou was not lost and Guan Yu was still fine, so Wei Yan, the reborn person, had the opportunity to save Guan Yu. But why was Jingzhou still lost in the end? Haha, this is another clever point of the author. Wei Yan saved Guan Yu, but deliberately allowed the loss of Jingzhou, because the author's purpose was actually to change history. If Guan Yu did not die, Liu Bei would naturally not be angry and launch the Battle of Yiling. Without the Battle of Yiling, Liu Bei would have lived a few more years! But this does not mean that Liu Bei has no hatred for Soochow? Although Guan Yu did not die, Jingzhou was lost. This hatred is still a little bit, but after all, Jingzhou was borrowed from Lu Su, so Liu Bei will temporarily not launch the Battle of Yiling for the sake of the Sun-Liu alliance. The author of this book wiped out this period of history with a magical stroke, all because of Wei Yan, the strongest general in the late Shu Han Dynasty! ... I don't know why there are so many idiots giving negative reviews to this book. What are your intentions? The author writes so wonderfully, where is your conscience? Anyway, I will definitely give it a big thumbs up! Thanks to the author for adding a different historical color to my favorite Wei Yan!
No matter how bad reviews everyone gives this book, I will bravely face it and accept it! And I will continue to write this book for love to the end! After all, Wei Yan's character is quite controversial, but among all the Three Kingdoms characters, Wei Yan is my favorite! People who can understand long articles are definitely not ordinary people. Some people say that Wei Yan is a rebel! But now, why doesn't today's society need talents and courage like Wei Yan?
Very good very good highly recommended
The different Three Kingdoms are beautiful! Shen Dan and Meng Da in front are dead! ! The preface does not match the postscript