“Xu Shu entered Cao Cao’s camp and never said a word? In this life, he’s here for one thing: to dig graves.”
In the autumn of the twelfth year of Jian’an, Xu Shu awoke from a deep, troubled sleep.
In his previous life, a forged letter from his mother had tricked him into going to Xuchang. His virtuous mother had hanged herself, and he swore in grief that he would never again offer Cao Cao a single strategy. Half a lifetime of silence brought him nothing but news that the long-burning lamp at Wuzhangyuan had gone out, Jiange Pass had fallen, and Shu Han had been destroyed.
Reborn into this life, he would no longer be the helpless fool whose filial devotion had blinded him.
Xu Yuanzhi of Yingchuan had returned to Xuchang.
This time, he would not stay silent.
Good book Potential stock, worth investing in The plot of Zhao Zilong's seven entrances and seven exits is so wonderfully changed The plot of Xu Shu in Cao Ying is also very logical. It is not a routine story. The situation is changing all the time.
Okay, a good book