Liu Feng, who was sentenced to death by Liu Bei, was reborn at the moment when the sword fell and returned to the day when Guan Yu asked for help. This time, he decided to save the person he had refused to save first, and then relearn how to be a human being, how to use troops, and how to figure out the situation - because he finally understood that it was never just a sword that killed him in his previous life, but the person who wanted everything but never really understood the situation.
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I hope to write a good-looking Three Kingdoms novel, and try to use ancient strategies to write it. It does not follow the route of farming with modern technology, and does not follow the route of the protagonist being invincible and easily winning. Try to write Liu Feng's growth as realistically as possible, and not the kind of smooth sailing, and try to show the charm of ancient strategies. I also try my best to make up for the regrets of Shu Han in a new way. I hope everyone will like it. Most of the text will focus on the protagonist Liu Feng, and other characters will be briefly mentioned.
I hope to write a good-looking Three Kingdoms novel, and try to use ancient strategies to write it. It does not follow the route of farming with modern technology, and does not follow the route of the protagonist being invincible and easily winning. Try to write Liu Feng's growth as realistically as possible, and not the kind of smooth sailing, and try to show the charm of ancient strategies. I also try my best to make up for the regrets of Shu Han in a new way. I hope everyone will like it. Most of the text will focus on the protagonist Liu Feng, and other characters will be briefly mentioned.