After a desperate leap to save someone, he opened his eyes again in the height of summer, 182 AD.
He had become Yuan Shu, the Yuan Gonglu of the history books: a man of grand ambitions but little ability, a withered corpse in his tomb.
On the first day after transmigrating, his family was choosing retainers for him and Yuan Shao. By custom, Yuan Shao, the son of a concubine, got first pick. The protagonist fixed his gaze on two silent, burly men in the line, then strode forward and, as the hall erupted in shock, clapped a hand on each of their shoulders. “I want Yan Liang, Wen Chou, and that tall one, Ji Ling.”
The whole hall was in an uproar. Yuan Shao wore a smile, but his eyes had already turned cold.
He didn’t care. He knew the storm these three names would unleash in the future, and he knew that if he followed the original path, he would end up a laughingstock of the realm.
“Since I’m here, why shouldn’t I take my place in this game of supremacy?”
It began with taking the family retainers, and the wheels of fate thundered onto a new course. As the flames of the Yellow Turban Rebellion spread across all thirteen provinces, a very different Yuan Shu led his proud, battle-hardened generals down a road that had never been his to walk:
the road to supremacy.
This is a book for smart people, with clear organization and clever strategies. I guess the author must have spent a lot of thought and burned a lot of brain cells. I hope the author can continue to update. The author's great ingenuity and wonderful ideas are refreshing. I look forward to the follow-up updates.
It looks good, but the early development was too slow.
The logic is reasonable and the plot is interesting. It is a good Three Kingdoms fanfic.
It's great. I don't know why it's not popular.
Ingenious idea! Unparalleled!
It's also not like other Three Kingdoms novels, where other time-traveling protagonists accept this beauty or that beauty as soon as they are introduced. Once they have the status of the country, there are no beauties. This is okay.
Good books for everyone to read
Good. The plot is well laid out. Recruiting talents is a bit simple. It's a bit taken for granted.
It's fairly objective and a bit cool. Not bad. Can you support me?
Very nice! Seems more comfortable