Su Yi traveled through the late Han Dynasty and wanted to rely on historical knowledge to win, but he almost fell into a box.
He committed himself to Zhang Miao, knowing that this man was not his master, but he tried his best to repair his relationship with Cao Cao in order to repay his kindness.
But the wheel of history still rolled over mercilessly - Zhang Miao finally raised the flag of rebellion.
When Su Yi knelt in front of Cao Cao with the defeated army, he saw something was wrong from those deep eyes.
This Cao Mengde... Why is he so unpredictable? Why use soldiers like gods? Why do you look at him with such a familiar look?
Until the day when the ax was about to hit his neck, Cao Cao suddenly stepped back and smiled at him:
"Bo Tao, you are a little late in this life."
Su Yi was shocked—it turned out that in his previous life, he was the sharpest sword in Cao Ying.
And in this life, what he wants to help is a monster lord who brings memories to restore chaos.
Reader comments
It's a good new book with a novel concept. It's not a mindless novel. I can see that the protagonist is making little progress.
It's a good new book with a novel concept. It's not a mindless novel. I can see that the protagonist is making little progress.