(Supporting Liu Bei + strategist)
Wang Qian, a transmigrator, and Lu Huai became sworn brothers on their way to study under Zheng Xuan. They shared an extraordinary bond. After Yuan Shao forcibly recruited Zheng Xuan, the two joined Yuan Shao's camp.
After Liu Bei was separated from his followers in Xuzhou, he came to seek refuge with Yuan Shao, hoping to rely on Yuan Shao's strength to resist Cao Cao.
Against this backdrop, the two sides came to know each other. A thorough idealist, Wang Qian could not bear to watch Liu Bei's brilliance go out in this age, so he devised a plan for him unlike the Longzhong Plan.
Bingzhou would become Liu Bei's new starting point.
Home page notification, being able to see this book on the Tomato home page already explains a lot. The plot is rhythmic and progressive, and everything is going well so far. What is the most worthy of praise? That is, the subject of this book is novel. It uses Bingzhou as a base to participate in the struggle for hegemony at the end of the Han Dynasty, and Liu Bei is the main protagonist. Basically no one will write about this subject, which makes people feel refreshing at first glance. Although there will be some minor errors in it, the author's own historical knowledge is still very strong, and he will humbly accept the opinions of readers. I sincerely think that other people can also learn about this book.
It's okay and I can watch it.