Three Kingdoms: Ji Han's Death in Battle

In the winter of the 24th year of Jian'an, Cheng Jing traveled through time and became a small official in Linjujun Post who could die at any time. At the same time, he had a copy of "The Record of Ji Han's Death in Battle" that only he could see. The first line of blood words: Guan Yu died in Linju three days later. There are no magic weapons, no sign-ins, and no rewards. The death register only gives the name, date of death, place and a vague clue. If Guan Yu is saved, Jingzhou will still be lost; if Liu Feng is saved, Meng Da will still rebel; if Jieting is not wiped out, the Northern Expedition may not be successful... Cheng Jing gradually understood that what he really wanted to fight was never a defeat, but a set of mistakes that led to the death of heroes and the destruction of the country. From Maicheng to Yiling, from Jieting to Wuzhangyuan, from Yinping to Luoyang, he only left one rule: The people on the list can die, but they cannot die in vain. Ji Han, no one can be missing.