In the final years of Jian'an, Jingzhou was in turmoil. War suddenly broke out at Xiangfan, while undercurrents swirled in Jiangling. Reborn as Mi Zhu, he found himself on the eve of Jingzhou's looming crisis.
Guan Yu was launching a northern campaign, leaving the rear riddled with hidden dangers. Jiangdong watched like a tiger stalking its prey, secretly intent on seizing Jingzhou. If Jingzhou fell, Yizhou's gateway would be exposed, and most of Shu Han's great undertaking would be lost.
As head of the Mi family and a relative and founding veteran of Liu Bei, Mi Zhu refused to stand by and watch the tragedy unfold again.
In this life, before the flames of war could spread across Jingxiang, he acted first. He laid out the dangers facing Jingzhou and personally urged Liu Bei to send troops from Yizhou at once to reinforce Jingchu.
Not bad, it would be better if you write it in more detail
The plot is reasonable, the characters are carefully analyzed, and it is a rare book.