Among men, there is Lü Bu; among horses, there is Red Hare.
Beneath Hulao Pass, his halberd sweeps through the air. He fights Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei alone without yielding, while the eighteen warlords tremble in fear. His reputation for valor resounds throughout the late Han dynasty.
Alas, the world says Lü Bu is brave but brainless, fickle and impossible to tame. He may possess peerless strength, but lacks the wisdom to claim the throne. His words, “A great man lives between Heaven and Earth. How can he spend his life languishing beneath others?” still ring in people’s ears, yet he has already met his end at White Gate Tower. A fleeting shooting star in an age of chaos, he never gets to leave his mark on the grand contest for supremacy.
Until a person from a later age transmigrates into Chen Gong, giving this tiger a mind and showing him the way forward.
When unparalleled martial prowess is paired with peerless strategy, and the proud Flying General gains a clear path to supremacy...
Who in this late Han world can still stand in Lü Fengxian’s way?
Although there are some flaws, for example, Wang Kai should be an official on Lu Bu's side, and some sentences are repeated. But for me, who has played the Three Kingdoms game for many years, some non-famous generals in the game can also be valued here. Unlike other novels that only collect famous generals, the sense is much better.
Very interesting! It's a different approach, it's eye-catching, and the characters are drawn with flesh and blood!
Very good, worth recommending
I've been watching it for a few days, updates are a bit slow
Support with good reviews
Come on, it's so beautiful