Xu Chuan, a graduate student in the Department of Modern History, woke up and traveled to the winter of the 24th year of Jian'an - becoming the eldest son of Cao Wei's famous general Xu Huang.
On horseback, he and his father rushed to Fancheng. It was on this night that Xu Huang drove straight in and defeated Guan Yu.
Looking at the red-faced general who was exhausted and surrounded, Xu Chuan remembered the cold records in the history books: In early December, Guan Yu was beheaded in Linju.
"I am a time traveler, but I will not be an accomplice of history."
That night, he secretly sent Xu Huang's troop deployment plan.
Three months later, Guan Yu's troops arrived at the gate of Xudu.
And the name of this "rebellious son of the Xu family" will eventually be engraved in the history of the most magnificent changes in the Three Kingdoms.
