Some people are born to live on the edge of a blade.
Zhao Feng was a SWAT sniper in Jinyang in his previous life. When he opened his eyes again, he was in Langya at the end of the Han dynasty. His father, Zhao Yu, was the governor of Guangling, a respected scholar and a decent man. Decent men don't live long in this world.
He knows this is the Three Kingdoms. But he's only watched the TV dramas. He can't remember the years or the details. He only knows Cao Cao will win, that corpses will clog the Si River, and that a boy named Zhuge Liang will one day wave a fan and say, "I have a plan."
What he doesn't know is that in the fourth year of Chuping, when he is eighteen, his father will be killed by Zhe Rong, and his entire family will be slaughtered.
With twelve retainers who had grown up alongside him, he pursued Zhe Rong for eight hundred li and killed him in a Black Mountain bandit camp. But before he could even wipe the blood from his blade of revenge, he saw the Si River: blocked by hundreds of thousands of corpses, dark red and flowing not with water, but with blood.
From that moment on, he no longer draws his blade for personal vengeance alone.
Don't you think about changing the heroine's name? There is a person named Zhuge Qiao in history. The second son of Zhuge Jin was adopted by Zhuge Liang and died young.