At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo was in chaos. Everyone in Chang'an wanted to live, and everyone also wanted others to die first.
Lin An came through time travel, but he didn't catch up with the Yellow Turbans and didn't become a Ming Lord. He first lived in a dilapidated courtyard in Chang'an City. I thought I would spend most of my life as a humble person writing letters for others and refining pens. Until one night, there was a sudden knock on the door.
Standing outside the door is Diao Chan.
She looked at Lin An and said only one sentence:
"I'll lend it to you tonight. If it succeeds, you and I will live; if it fails, you will die first."
From that night on, Lin An was forced to get involved in the most dangerous situation in Chang'an.
Wang Yun wanted to borrow a sword, Dong Zhuo wanted to have fun, Lu Bu wanted people, and all the powerful people in the city had their own evil intentions. Lin An was caught in the middle of this group of ruthless people. He was not very capable, but his courage varied. He only had a mouth that could tell him a way out, and he could also delay the death.
Others relied on swords to enter the Three Kingdoms, but he entered the Three Kingdoms by relying on hard luck, words, and even a little less serious luck.
Reader comments
The details and actions are well written, but there are too many things to do and occasionally the drama is forced.
I don't know if people with better writing skills like to write something uncomfortable like this, but they also clearly stated the appropriate readership range.
Preferring one style proves that you have your own set of things, but writing too much is sometimes not a good thing
Oh my god, I saw the guarantee when I read the book on Tomato, and the true meaning is still unfinished.
It's so cool to watch [like]
The writing is quite good, but the progress of the plot is a little delayed. After a few chapters, I still haven't left Chang'an. I'm waiting for you. I'll update it quickly [punch out]
Such a good book, I stayed up all night reading it
The writing is very detailed, and I really feel tired along the way. I am very curious about what path the male protagonist will take later, and how far he will go before he can take a good rest.
The pinnacle battle of wits is good-looking
There are calculations everywhere
There are a lot of calculations and they are quite practical. How do you want to fight for hegemony later or do you want to be an exile?
It seems to be a good idea at the moment, I hope I won't be an eunuch anymore.
The details and actions are well written, but there are too many things to do and occasionally the drama is forced. I don't know if people with better writing skills like to write something uncomfortable like this, but they also clearly stated the appropriate readership range.
Preferring one style proves that you have your own set of things, but writing too much is sometimes not a good thing
Oh my god, I saw the guarantee when I read the book on Tomato, and the true meaning is still unfinished. It's so cool to watch [like]
The writing is quite good, but the progress of the plot is a little delayed. After a few chapters, I still haven't left Chang'an. I'm waiting for you. I'll update it quickly [punch out]
Such a good book, I stayed up all night reading it
The writing is very detailed, and I really feel tired along the way. I am very curious about what path the male protagonist will take later, and how far he will go before he can take a good rest.
The pinnacle battle of wits is good-looking
There are calculations everywhere
There are a lot of calculations and they are quite practical. How do you want to fight for hegemony later or do you want to be an exile?
It seems to be a good idea at the moment, I hope I won't be an eunuch anymore.
Very detailed writing, unique style, beautiful