He transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms, and from the start, he's on the hardest difficulty.
Guan Yu is campaigning north and is about to win a great victory.
Then Jing Province is about to fall.
Lin Yuan: “I know this scenario. Everyone dies in the end.”
But here's the problem:
He's right in the middle of it.
His superior is Guan Yu, who won't listen to advice.
His teammates are Mi Fang and Fu Shiren, both liable to defect at any moment.
Across the way is Lu Meng, preparing to cross the river in white robes.
Other people transmigrate to rewrite their fate against all odds.
He's trying to find a way to survive in a pile of corpses.
In that case...
He'll start with the provisions,
and step by step, foil every last scheme.
Personally, I think it's really good. Even if this book is a bit exaggerated in some places, it doesn't have any big problems. Although it's not long, it explains everything that needs to be explained. It's much better than that group of writers who have a lot of words every day.
Not bad, not bad, not bad for reading books, not bad for watching TV shows
Interesting, Guan Sheng is reborn
Good book with reasonable plot
The writing style and concept are very good, a bit like Ma Boyong
The Battle of Suiyang is good The plot is full of ups and downs, making me excited to watch it.
It's good to watch, the plot is very attractive, the protagonist and supporting characters are all resourceful, the plot is not draggy, I finished reading it in one sitting
It was pretty good. Is there any drama?