At the small inn run by Chen Ye's family, a man claiming to be Ying Zheng suddenly appeared from the back room.
Chen Ye hadn't even finished processing that when Liu Bang showed up too. Qin Shi Huang and the Han Dynasty's founding emperor sat at the same dining table, neither willing to put down his chopsticks first.
Later, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan each walked in with an abacus. They all claimed they weren't working with the other two, yet kept making deals every time they went home. When Zhu Yuanzhang met Zhu Di, now an emperor, the father and son couldn't settle their old scores with a single word, either.
They played cards, fought over seats, and exposed each other's secrets at Chen Ye's place. Back in their own dynasties, they still found time to reshape the course of their histories.
No one has reviewed this book?
What did you write? I won't talk about the strong AI flavor, but the plot is awkward.