The day he transmigrated into the Black Mountain bandits’ second-in-command, Yun Yi knew one thing:
In this life, there was more than one person he had to save.
From the start, an internal power struggle broke out, and someone tried to burn him to death.
He turned the tables and gave them a taste of “Burning the Camps,” while teaching the Black Mountain Army about the wind.
When Zhuge Liang borrowed arrows with straw boats, Yun Yi secretly sent Cao Cao a message:
“Shoot signal arrows, not fire arrows.”
Afterward, Zhuge Liang gazed at the sky and sighed. “Who exactly is this man?”
When Guo Jia died young, Yun Yi asked Hua Tuo to defy fate and save him.
As the genius strategist lay dying, he clasped Yun Yi’s hand. “Brother Yun, let’s discuss the realm again in our next life.”
When Guan Yu was defeated and fled to Maicheng, Yun Yi sent Zhao Yun to meet him along the way.
Covered in blood, Guan Yu saw the banner bearing the character “Yun” and wept. “Yun Yi saved me! I, Guan, will remember this kindness for the rest of my life!”
He was a bandit, and a strategist.
He could overwhelm Guan Yu and Zhang Fei with his martial prowess, and match wits with Zhuge Liang.
Cao Cao said, “If I cannot have this man serve me, I must kill him.”
Liu Bei said, “If we had Yun Yi, why would we need to divide the realm into three?”
Sima Yi said, “Sharing an era with him is a strategist’s misfortune.”
In the snow and wind of Maicheng, he saved a man.
From that moment on, the course of the Three Kingdoms changed completely.
In this life, he would rewrite every regret.
In this life, he would...
Defy Heaven and claim half a victory.
