When other people transmigrate, they become Liu Bei or Cao Cao, Sun Ce or Zhou Yu. At worst, they become brilliant strategists or mighty generals who make their mark in history.
Historical studies PhD Zhang Jun, on the other hand, opens his eyes to find himself as Zhang Xun, a general under Yuan Shu. Yes, that Yuan Shu: the man who declared himself emperor, alienated everyone, and eventually died of thirst without even a sip of honey water. As the Grand General of the Zhongshi Dynasty, Zhang Xun has an impressive title, but in reality he has only five hundred battered soldiers and ten days' worth of provisions, and is holed up in a shabby patch of woods outside Shouchun, waiting to die. A traitor and disgraced general, he doesn't even get a proper ending in the history books. Cao Cao's pursuers are ahead, Sun Ce is watching from behind, and his fellow officer Yang Hong is bent on heading south to surrender to Sun Ce. In the history Zhang Jun remembers, that road leads to an ambush and the annihilation of the entire army.
But the Zhang Xun of today has a soul from eighteen hundred years in the future. He knows who will die and when, which cities will fall and when, and the fate awaiting everyone around him. He can't change the course of history, but in the years left blank in the records after Yuan Shu's downfall, he still has room to maneuver. He gathers the remnants of the army, serves the young Yuan Yao, takes Lujiang by guile, and navigates between Liu Xun, Sun Ce, and Cao Cao. Other transmigrators rely on a System; he has a Book of the Later Han and ten years of experience playing Three Kingdoms games.
“Since I'm here, I'll make the best of it.” From Jiangting to Lujiang, from rebel to regional lord, watch me carve out a path to survival for the remnants of the Zhongshi Dynasty in this late Han chaos.
The writing is quite interesting. The start is not super high force. It's not about ambushing at a certain location or encircling a point to call for reinforcements. It's because he is very weak and takes advantage of people's hearts. A series of plans. The key point is that I think this strategy is really unsolvable.
The writing is quite good, the plot, writing, and characters are all online, and the route of assisting Yuan Shu's son is relatively fresh. Come on
The concept is okay, but the plot progress is a bit slow.