At the final moment of realizing the Eye of the Moon plan, Shura Uchiha Madara from the ninja world had his soul thrown into the flames of the late Han Dynasty and was reborn as the brave and foolhardy "Flying General" Lu Bu.
Under Hulao Pass, when Liu Bei's benevolence, Guan Yu's loyalty, and Zhang Fei's bravery tried to nail the "three surnamed domestic slaves" to the pillar of shame in history - what they faced was no longer the same Lu Bu.
But it was Madara Uchiha who was wearing Susanoo and looking down at all living beings.
"Haha... Is your capacity only limited to this?"
Dong Zhuo's Liangzhou Army? Just chess pieces.
Diao Chan's beauty trap? How does it compare to the kaleidoscope illusion?
Cao Cao's righteousness in the world? Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness? Sun Quan's peace of mind?
From the perspective of the reincarnation eye, they are all ridiculous tricks to hinder him.
This time, he wants to redefine what "power" is and what "peace" is in this real world of chaos.
When the shadow of the Samsara Eye envelopes Luoyang, when the tailed beast's chakra boils under the red rabbit's hooves——
Who in this world is worthy of a fight?
Reader comments
There will be a few small problems in the first few chapters, but the more you look at it, the better it becomes. There is no systematic writing, and the balance of combat power is also very good. But so far, there have been two people who look like female protagonists. I feel that it is better to have a single female protagonist, and Diao Chan should be regarded as a subordinate.
The author will try his best to restore the historical details of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but mainly refer to the plot in the novel.
Readers can correct some obvious mistakes when they find them. For example, Xiahou Dun was not one-eyed when he was at Hulao Pass. Because the author loves to play games, he subconsciously wrote Xiahou Dun as one-eyed. This has been corrected now.
As for the emotional line issue mentioned by some readers, there will be one, but that will be considered later and will not affect the main plot. The main plot is still the process of seeking world domination, which is more in line with Madara's ambition. Moreover, judging from Madara's concern for Izuna in the original work, he is not a completely cold-blooded person.
If you have any comments, you can also ask the author on this post, and the author will reply after seeing it. Finally, the author gives himself a five-star review, is that okay?
PS: The data is so bad, the author is heartbroken...[Crying]
I'll choke you
It was fun to read, but I can't clearly see what Laoban is going to do and what is going to be written at the end of the book... Let's read it again
This is the first time I've seen Ma Ban's work, and it's written very well.
There will be a few small problems in the first few chapters, but the more you look at it, the better it becomes. There is no systematic writing, and the balance of combat power is also very good. But so far, there have been two people who look like female protagonists. I feel that it is better to have a single female protagonist, and Diao Chan should be regarded as a subordinate.
The author will try his best to restore the historical details of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, but mainly refer to the plot in the novel. Readers can correct some obvious mistakes when they find them. For example, Xiahou Dun was not one-eyed when he was at Hulao Pass. Because the author loves to play games, he subconsciously wrote Xiahou Dun as one-eyed. This has been corrected now. As for the emotional line issue mentioned by some readers, there will be one, but that will be considered later and will not affect the main plot. The main plot is still the process of seeking world domination, which is more in line with Madara's ambition. Moreover, judging from Madara's concern for Izuna in the original work, he is not a completely cold-blooded person. If you have any comments, you can also ask the author on this post, and the author will reply after seeing it. Finally, the author gives himself a five-star review, is that okay? PS: The data is so bad, the author is heartbroken...[Crying]
I'll choke you
It was fun to read, but I can't clearly see what Laoban is going to do and what is going to be written at the end of the book... Let's read it again
This is the first time I've seen Ma Ban's work, and it's written very well.
It feels okay. Very well written.