Three Kingdoms + strategists + Cao Wei + wish fulfillment
After transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms era, Ke Meng feels that something is seriously wrong with this world.
He opens his eyes and finds himself working for Cao Cao. He has somehow skipped the whole headhunting process and become a sought-after strategist under Cao Cao, even taking the position of Director of the Imperial Secretariat, which should have belonged to Guo Jia.
What?
There's another transmigrator here, a fellow countryman called Master Qiaonan?
What?
Master Qiaonan helped Liu Bei seize Qingzhou and Xuzhou. Liu Bei, who should have been wandering from place to place, is now commanding a powerful army and eyeing Cao Cao, ready to take him out.
Cao Cao has been beaten down to just three counties, with Liu Bei in front and Lu Bu behind.
Ke Meng feels like this Three Kingdoms era has gone so off the rails that he doesn't even recognize it anymore. His best bet is to pack up and run.
What?
Master Qiaonan is dead?
Ke Meng feels like he can take this on after all!
In fact, it's okay to write about two time-travelers. Everyone in the Three Kingdoms is different and has distinctive characteristics. Ke Meng is Qiaonan, but later on he really looks like Dabai. Everyone can imagine Liu Bei's reaction and Cao Cao's reaction. Overly mythical protagonists and ignoring the characteristics of other historical characters will make the entire novel dull.
Many plots are still very interesting, with some bugs, but they don't affect the viewing. I especially like the protagonist and Guo Jia [laughing]
Quite interesting.