Yu Meng, a special forces king, transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms and awakens in the first year of Jian'an (196), just as Lu Bu is about to shoot an arrow through the halberd at the camp gate. He immediately sees that Xuzhou is a death trap, vulnerable to attack from all sides. Overruling the original Lu Bu's reckless, thoughtless nature and dismissing all objections, he rejects Chen Gong's plan to hold the city at all costs. He uses Ji Ling to mislead Yuan Shu, reassures Liu Bei to keep the situation stable, and proactively avoids battle with Cao Cao's army. Under cover of night, he burns his own army's provisions to create confusion, then quietly withdraws from Xuzhou with the Bingzhou Wolf Cavalry and the Trapped Camp, launching a major strategic retreat called “Abandon Xuzhou and Enter the Huai.”
After crossing the Yangtze southward, he uses strategic insight and special forces tactics far ahead of his time to absorb Sun Jian's former troops, subdue Jiangdong's fierce tiger Sun Ce, and put Zhou Yu and Lu Su to good use. Establishing himself in Jiangdong, he campaigns west into Sichuan, holds Cao Cao at bay in the north, and ultimately unites the realm, founding a global empire.
A traditional historical tale: no System, just strength and strategy, step by step to the summit.
Messy
Proper AI edits it randomly, and it's a lot of mess!
I feel like AI sounds so stiff.