Three Kingdoms: From weaving mats and selling shoes to Gu Ying as the swordsman
(Please read slowly, this book may be a bit boring in the early stage, but it is guaranteed to amaze you in the later stage)
Liu Yi traveled through time and became Liu Bei who had not yet made his fortune during the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.
Originally I just wanted to farm and raise soldiers and grow slowly, but unexpectedly, I encountered the Yellow Turban Uprising just after I came out of the mountain.
Cao Cao: "Liu Yi is an outstanding figure in the world and my fierce enemy."
Yuan Shao: "Liu Yi? He's just a mat weaver and shoe seller, why should he be of any concern!"
Until the eve of the Battle of Guandu, Liu Yi led his troops northward, pointing his sword at the Central Plains.
Cao Cao sat up in shock after hearing the news: "Immediately increase the number of troops in Yanjin! That straw sandal seller is coming to steal his job!"
No one knows that this man, known as the "Gu Ying Sword Master" by the world, also has an unknown nickname - "The Great Sword Thief"...
Reader comments
The writing is good, and Liu Yi's character is well created, making it enjoyable to watch. But the repetition rate of some paragraphs is a bit too high. When Ergou, Gou Sheng and Gou Zi died, the sentences were exactly the same. It was so weird that I thought I had read the wrong chapter. There is also the topic of drinking and singing together, which has been repeated too many times.
The writing is good, and Liu Yi's character is well created, making it enjoyable to watch. But the repetition rate of some paragraphs is a bit too high. When Ergou, Gou Sheng and Gou Zi died, the sentences were exactly the same. It was so weird that I thought I had read the wrong chapter. There is also the topic of drinking and singing together, which has been repeated too many times.