[Three Kingdoms] Jia Xu's No-Clothes

When the flames rise at Red Cliffs, will you see the everlasting lights of a united realm? Will you hear the languid music of peace throughout the land? When the fighting ceases and the war is over, will you see the splendor of these beautiful rivers and mountains? Will you hear the languid song of peace throughout the land? When you turn around and can no longer find your beloved, would you be willing to take a jug of wine and roam these vast lands? Would anyone be willing to turn the wheel of fate and promise that, should they be reborn, they would not let their beloved down in the next life? At first, he stood alone, the sharp edge of his blade pointed straight at the other man as he demanded to know his true intentions. Later, he withdrew from the world, yet found his faith while wandering, willing to kill and wage war for it. There may be many reasons to love someone, but at first, it was nothing more than the moment he reached out his hand and smiled. CP: Guo Jia This story strives for logic and tries to capture the benevolence and brutality, schemes and openness that Jiujie imagines belonged to that chaotic era. At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, there were gifted and eloquent scholars, generals whose reputations shook the realm, strategists who left nothing to chance, and rulers with the whole world in their hearts. In that era, no one was absolutely righteous, and no one was absolutely base. The Yellow Turbans, who would later plunge the realm into chaos, had once been the people's hope for a peaceful world. Dong Zhuo, whose corpse was left in the wilderness with no proper end, had been a fearsome general in Longxi who struck terror into the foreign tribes in his youth. Lu Bu, who lost his fighting spirit and died before the White Gate Tower, had once been a hot-blooded warrior who challenged the lords with nothing but a horse and a spear. Even Liu Xie, who seemed to have been forced from the throne, was an unusually fortunate last emperor. In that age, figures from every faction took turns on the stage. For an onlooker, there was never anything to do but applaud. The first five chapters are very rough. Please start reading after chapter 13, when the male lead appears. If you like it, add it to your favorites! ↓ This is a black hole. My Qin Shi Huang story next door: [Qin + Jian San] Qin Lion Theme: