When he opened his eyes, Guan Yu's knife was still three inches away from his neck.
At that moment, Hebei's number one general Yan Liang died. The one who survived was a soul from eighteen hundred years later.
He should have been the supporting character in the history books who was killed by a sword. A name, a line of footnotes, and a knife under Yuan Shao's tent that was thrown away when it was blunt.
But he survived.
Since God allowed him to live an extra three inches, he would take over the world inch by inch.
Betrayed Yuan Shao, intercepted and killed Guo Jia, and launched a surprise attack on Xuzhou. He knows where the fire in Guandu will burn, knows which direction the wind in Chibi will blow, and knows the fate and fatal points of every so-called "famous general".
There is no shortage of heroes or tycoons in this era. What is missing is a person who doesn't play by the rules.
Hebei Shuangbi turned against each other. Cao Mengde was defeated in the Central Plains. Liu Xuande looked at the wind and fled.
When everyone thought he was playing a losing game, he had already overturned the entire chessboard.
They said he was a tyrant. Kill the lord, seize the city, and slaughter the world.
But a person who crawls out from under a knife never cares what others say.
He only wants one thing -
alive. Then let everyone remember his name.
Yan Liang.
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In the fifth year of Jian'an's reign, in front of Baimapo, there was a sword of three inches. The man who should have been forgotten by history turned around and went against destiny.
