In the winter of Jian'an 24, Cheng Jing transmigrates into a low-ranking clerk at the Linju military post, a man who could be killed at any moment.
At the same time, a book appears in his hands, visible only to him: The Ji Han Fallen Register.
The first line is written in blood:
Guan Yu, dead at Linju in three days.
There are no divine weapons, no sign-in system, and no rewards of any kind. The register only gives a name, a date of death, a location, and one vague clue.
Saving Guan Yu will not stop Jingzhou from falling. Saving Liu Feng will not keep Meng Da from rebelling. Even if the entire army survives at Jieting, the northern campaign may still fail...
Cheng Jing gradually understands that what he truly has to fight has never been a single defeat, but a flawed system that dooms heroes to die and the nation to fall.
From Maicheng to Yiling, from Jieting to Wuzhangyuan, from Yinping to Luoyang, he holds to one rule:
Those on the list may die of old age, but they must not die in vain.
Not a single soul in Ji Han will be lost.
The unique perspective is like a weird one. Wei Wu's enhancement is like a boss system
Nice new book
It's more realistic and interesting.
At least it's more reasonable.
There is no so-called modern all-rounder who can crush the ancients. There is only meticulous observation and care assistance. The angle is relatively new and you can watch it.
It seems good so far, the author wrote it carefully
It's pretty good. The first few chapters always gave me a sense of AI, but this feeling disappeared after a while. The plot arrangement is also very good. I like it very much. I can't see in the back
This book is surprisingly well written. I'll give it five stars.
Haven't watched it yet. The number of words is currently small, so I'll collect and place flags first.