In the twenty-third year of Jian'an, Geng Ji was supposed to die in a farcical rebellion.
But this time, he stayed his blade and chose the harder path: biding his time and joining forces with Liu Bei to destroy Cao Cao!
For ten years, he lay low, weaving an inescapable net in Xuchang.
When Cao Cao was made King of Wei, Geng Ji watched coldly while secretly sending Chengdu a way to buy one hundred thousand dan of grain.
During the Battle of Xiangfan, he staked his life and fortune to send Guan Yu eight words of warning: “Wu has stabbed you in the back. Retreat now and save yourself!”
When Guan Yu rises again from the brink of defeat, when Liu Bei marches east, and when Zhuge Liang's forces reach Chang'an, Cao Pi finally panics.
“Geng Ji! I have treated you well!”
On the walls of Xuchang, Geng Ji draws his sword and points north.
“The King of Wei's kindness was meant for the timid, servile Geng Ji. The man standing here today is a Han subject determined to restore peace and justice to the realm!”
Below the walls, Guan Yu sits astride his horse, sword in hand. “Mister Geng, Guan Yu is late!”
Amidst a million troops, the Han banners fly. In this life, Shu Han will not stand alone!
Is this tj?
It's not reasonable at all. The city gate is not closed at night? Stop writing.
There are too many typos, and the officials of the Shu Han Dynasty always call Liu Bei King of Wei, which is too condescending.
AI feels too heavy