“You've got to be kidding me. I just transmigrated, and now I’m going to die?”
After waking up in the fourth year of Chuping, Liu Wei, courtesy name Boyang, finds himself the son of Liu Chong, Prince of Chen. Tao Qian has had him abducted to Xuzhou, where he is now a prisoner.
To punish Liu Wei for refusing to help persuade his father, the Prince of Chen, to accept an exalted title, Tao Qian secretly instructs Cao Bao to frame him and have him killed.
Right now, Cao Bao is eyeing the ox tongue in Liu Wei’s hand with smug satisfaction, intending to execute him for slaughtering an ox without permission.
Fortunately, Chen Deng steps in at the last moment, and Liu Wei narrowly escapes death.
But before one crisis can pass, another arises. Having escaped captivity, Liu Wei must now face the reality that Yuan Shu is about to move against his father, Liu Chong.
To rescue his father before Yuan Shu’s blade falls, Liu Wei turns his attention to Liu Bei, who is coming to Xuzhou’s aid.
Yuan Shu: I’ve always been tight-lipped, so why can Liu Boyang see straight into my heart?
Liu Bei: I don’t care for gaining Xuzhou. I care for gaining Liu Boyang!
Cao Cao: I’m not delighted to have scholars from Yingchuan as my aides. My only regret is not having Liu Boyang at my side!
Yuan Shao: If Liu Boyang were always by my side, why would I worry about failing to pacify the realm?
Chen Chong: Everyone keeps going on about Liu Boyang. Since when did my timid, foolish boy become so heroic?
It can be seen that the author has great writing skills and is very familiar with history. The narrative of the story is very compact and not sloppy. The confrontation between the two armies on the battlefield and the duel of wits and scheming are very exciting, especially the layout of the protagonist Liu Wei destroying the grain truck is very clever. Who would have thought that this was actually paving the way for subsequent attacks [shocked][shocked][shocked] Keep reading 😄😄😄 Tao Qian went from being the governor to being the governor of the state. It is indeed possible that the gift given to the court came from the Mi family. It seems that the author is very particular about history. 👍👍👍
The narrative of the story is compact and not confusing. It reads smoothly and is a good experience. In addition, the IQs of the characters in the novel are all online, and the collision of wits is interesting to watch. If you can think of using psychological warfare to avoid the danger of cutting off a cow's tongue, you can 🤭🤭[smirk] Uncle Liu Huang is about to appear, and the game of chess in Xuzhou is getting more and more exciting.
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