Historical fiction, not a wish-fulfillment novel. Please don't read if that's not your thing.
Misleading blurb:
Ji Huan, a top history student, had one lifelong regret: his idol, Lü Bu, died far too miserably. Then he transmigrated, and from the start found himself in a killing field, face-to-face with the living God of War, Fengxian.
Other people transmigrate hoping to conquer the world. All he wants is to keep his boss alive!
Chen Gong: "My lord, this man's origins are unknown. He's ruthless and has nothing to do with the righteous path of Confucianism!"
Lü Bu: "But he's paying me an awful lot."
Cao Cao: "I have countless schemes, but Lü Bu has a monster by his side who always sees through them before I can act!"
Lü Bu: "My wife is amazing!"
Armed with knowledge two thousand years ahead of its time, Ji Huan launches his hell-level "Lü Bu Makeover Plan." He contends with Cao Cao, sets traps for Yuan Shu, recruits fierce generals, and takes Xu Province... Step by step, he pushes a man with boundless courage but little wisdom to heights of power that were never meant for him.
But as the tide of history rolls onward and the tragedy at White Gate Tower becomes inevitable, Ji Huan realizes that the person he wants to save is no longer just a historical figure.
This is a story of "I thought you were my idol, but you want to sleep with me." A brilliant, aloof bottom x an overwhelmingly strong, innocent top. The two join forces to change fate! We're not conquering the world, we're making history!
Also known as "Song of Artemisia"
Theme: How can individuals find their way when swept along by the inevitability of history?
The large writing style gave me a very heavy and illusory feeling, like a long river of history covered with a veil.
So in fact, Lu Bu didn't completely trust the protagonist, and he just used this method to grab people first, right? In this way, the protagonist cannot run away. After all, the strategy seemed very good and flexible at the time, but the disadvantage is that the origin is unknown. Use this method to force people to stay? But from our God's perspective, we know that the protagonist will not betray him, but isn't Lu Bu really afraid that if he does, the protagonist will stab him in the back and run away? After all, according to the time, it was quite unethical to do so. Although it seems to be somewhat different from the morality of people in the Three Kingdoms period, what should I say, righteousness? Or something upright?
So well written. It's such a good writing style and such a good story, but there is no traffic and no V. What a pity...
I don't understand. Did you delete the article or do you have a stream of consciousness? What do you do in the army? How many pairs of eyes are watching?
Hahaha, it's a bit... The two protagonists are very suitable for each other. Hahaha (in the first few chapters, I was still thinking about how the protagonist was so depressed, and then in the previous chapter, the other protagonist was straight). It's really awesome. The two of them are really suitable.
The previous protagonist couldn't understand the ancient elegant dialect and couldn't speak. How come in this chapter he can understand and speak one or two words?
It's no good. Even if it's a side story, I'm still crying. It's so cruel.
I really cried. I still lost. Wuwuwuwuwu.
Author, please don't stop updating.
Is there anyone? Is there anyone? Is there anyone? Is there anyone?