I transmigrated into a goose and was bought for a fortune by Guan Yu, who said he wanted to fatten up his big brother, Liu Bei.
To save my life, when Guan Yu was sharpening his knife, I had a flash of inspiration. I dipped my wing in water and scrawled two words on the ground: Zhuge.
Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei all turned to stone on the spot.
I held my head high, keeping my good deed to myself.
From then on, I became the Crouching Dragon... Goose. The Oath of the Peach Garden became the Peach Garden's Three, Minus One, Plus a Goose.
I had to keep an eye out for the look in Zhang Fei's eyes that said he wanted to stew me, while also helping Liu Bei manage domestic affairs.
I dipped my goose feather in ink and sketched a strategy for allying with Wu to resist Cao on the map. The three of them looked at me like I was a divine beast.
I, an utterly ordinary goose, somehow became Shu Han's military strategist.
[Reading Guide]
1. The protagonist is a goose. First-person narration.
2. The book contains a lot of original plot and everyday scenes.
3. Official history and Romance of the Three Kingdoms are mixed together.
Enjoy reading, and may the Goose Clan live forever.
Theme: Treasure every day.
Ni Hao [waving hands] I feel that the author's big idea is very novel! The introduction should be in a humorous and lively style, but it feels like there is a lack of foreshadowing. The opening chapter directly writes about who did what, which would lack a sense of immersion, making the humor a bit stiff and painful to look at... According to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms novel, Liu Bei was 46 years old when he visited the thatched cottage three times. He should be around 50 when he was called the emperor's uncle. The same is true for the New Three Kingdoms, while Yang San paid homage to the emperor's uncle first and visited the thatched cottage three times. If you want to make a fuss about the title of imperial uncle, you can mark the background reference on the introduction~ Liu, Guan, and Zhang are no longer young at this time, and they are not people who would be surprised (Zhang Fei might be), especially Liu Bei. As a leader, it might be better not to be too moody or angry. Too many exclamation marks will make the whole thing look like a hot oil pan splattering with oil, making it difficult to calm down and take a good look. I hope the author will write better and better [Comparison]
True or false, I thought the word refueling evolved from car refueling. Could people at that time understand it? What to add, a gas lamp?