[I’m planning to adopt a little blue-and-white cat soon, but Mother insists I clean the whole house before bringing it home. Updates may be a little slow over the next few days.]
Gao Xiang’an, a young and highly decorated cavalry general of the Tang Dynasty, witnessed his adoptive father and mentor being framed by a treacherous faction. Overcome with rage, he collapsed.
When he awoke, he had been reborn as Yuan Zang, the twelve-year-old heir of the prestigious Yuan clan of the Three Kingdoms.
General Gao smacked his lips. Since this body has a congenital heart condition and can’t practice martial arts, why not just try being a spoiled playboy?
The problem is...
The frail young boy has studied under Zhong Yao since childhood and is a genuine child prodigy. Meanwhile, two of his uncles, each commanding tens of thousands of troops, are eagerly waiting for him to die so they can inherit the position of head of the Yuan clan.
Gao Xiang’an, who knows nothing about music, chess, calligraphy, or painting and can only fight: ...What kind of hellish start is this? (ノ#-皿-)
# You think I’m a prodigy? No, I’m actually a half-literate general who’s only ever read military strategy. #
# How does a military officer change careers? Asking online, urgent! #
P.S. 1. The novel’s original title was "[Three Kingdoms] A Guide to Raising Famous Generals."
2. Long-form story with a slow build.
3. Two male leads, genuine socialist brotherhood, no romance.
4. Three thousand characters updated daily. See you at three in the afternoon!
Theme: Family, country, and the world.
