Three Kingdoms: Zhang Rui, the Young Master of Heishan, Fights Back

The curtains were drooped and the smell of blood was pungent. Zhang Rui was shaken awake by a rough hand - Zhang Jin reported that the assassin was approaching the sleeping tent, and it was Zhang Yan's hand. Originally, Niujiao died in the battle and asked Gu to change the commander. However, when the young master grew up, he became a thorn in Zhang Yan's side. The memory fragments surged, and the time traveler tightened his grip on the quilt. Zhang Jin was about to draw his sword and rush out, but Zhang Rui coughed suddenly: Don't go and die. His voice was hoarse but clear: The assassin came tonight and he thought I was dead. But I am alive - the person he is panicking about is not Zhang Yan, but this body whose surname is Zhang. There was a flash of fire outside the tent, and the second wave of footsteps was approaching. Zhang Rui let go of the quilt and sat up: Give me the knife and let them in.