Am I Zhao Zilong?

Type: Historical time travel / Three Kingdoms theme / Identity dislocation Core setting: Modern martial arts stand-in Li Yang broke his wire when filming the "Zhao Yun Changban Slope" scene on the set. After falling, he traveled back to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and his soul entered the body of young Zhao Yun. With his skills as a modern martial arts instructor, on-set experience and "spoilers" of the history of the Three Kingdoms, he started from an ordinary boy in Changshan and gradually embarked on the road to becoming a famous general in the Three Kingdoms. Core conflict: Identity: Li Yang kept asking: "Am I Li Yang or Zhao Yun? I have been a stand-in all my life, now I want to live for myself again?" Modern thinking vs the ancient world: Wu Ti's "action prediction", "decomposition training" and "psychological warfare" and other modern methodologies are used to reduce dimensionality in the cold weapon era. Reverence and intervention in history: He knows the direction of history, but is not willing to copy it completely. What should be changed and what should not be changed is reflected throughout the book.