Liu Fang of Zhuojun is a transmigrator. After discovering his new identity, he realizes he is a relative of the Han imperial family.
He decides to build his own power and contend with the lords for dominion over the land!
Succeed, and he will ascend the throne as emperor!
Fail, and he will die! It’s not as if he hasn’t died before!
As a transmigrator, Liu Fang begins laying plans at the age of six, helping the people of his hometown and earning a reputation for virtue.
At eight, he becomes a disciple of the great Confucian scholar Zheng Xuan, using his master’s connections to enhance his standing among Confucian scholars!
At eighteen, he heads south to Guangling in Xuzhou, gathers refugees, clears land, and establishes farms.
He recruits Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Huang Zhong ahead of time…
He makes pacts with famous generals such as Zhao Yun, Xu Chu, and Taishi Ci…
Taking advantage of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he makes early preparations along the borders of Yuzhou, Yanzhou, and Qingzhou…
He earns fame once more during the campaign of the eighteen lords against Dong Zhuo…
He allies with Cao Cao to attack Yuan Shu, then seizes half of Jiangdong while the opportunity lasts…
During the Battle of Guandu, he invokes the emperor’s name to drive Cao Cao north of the river…
It's not very bad, it's not that good either, it has lots of holes, and the writing is average. The preparation before crossing was too long, and once the preparation was done, the death was too hasty, and the crossing was too abrupt. The character's background is confusing. The protagonist's father, Liu Ping, was the governor of Zhuo County. The real Liu Ping was powerful in Pingyuan. In 1911, he sent people to assassinate Liu Bei, the prime minister of Pingyuan at that time. The protagonist Liu Fang, an important minister of Cao Wei in the late Wei Dynasty, was as famous as Sun Zi. He participated in the reform and promoted Sima Yi and Cao Shuang to assist the government, paving the way for Sima Yi to seize power. Liu Ping and Liu Fang do not belong to the same clan, and the protagonist is set as an elderly person, and the title of the elderly is emphasized many times, so the sense of immersion and experience is very average.
What is written here? It feels like the author is dreaming, well, are you dreaming? Why does it seem so easy for you to get promoted and make a fortune?