With Only Two Years Left to Live, the Governor of Jiangdong Went Crazy!

(The pace of this article is slow. If you like fast-paced reading, you can look for other books of this type. If you feel good after reading the first three chapters, please continue reading. Thank you) Traveling back to Zhou Yu, Red Cliff has just been completed, the system has not arrived, the plug-ins have not arrived, and there is only a countdown to the two-year lifespan. The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were waiting to see how the Governor would attack Nanjun, but he did three things first: First, write a letter to Sun Quan: Lord, there is a miracle doctor in Liaodong, please bring him quickly. Second, write a reply to Zhuge Liang: Jingzhou can be negotiated, and Yizhou can be exchanged. Third, he invited Liu Bei to the tent and handed him a cup of tea with a smile. Little did Liu Bei know that after drinking this cup of tea, the alliance would become annexation. Cao Cao sneered from the north: Zhou Gongjin was just lucky. He laughed too early. By the time Cao Cao reacted, Jiangdong's battle flag had already been planted at the top of Hanzhong City. And the governor, who was not supposed to live past the age of thirty-six, was sitting on the tower in Chengdu playing the piano. Wrong song? Doesn't exist. In this life, there is something wrong in the world, and Zhou Lang comes to take care of it.