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As soon as Fang Yu traveled through the fantasy Yanhan, he was affected by party strife and became a criminal. He resolutely resisted, made a big fuss in the criminal camp, established righteous followers, and became rampant in the world. (The fictional background of the Three Kingdoms, a long story, similar to the development of riding and slashing, slow-burning article) Note: Development in the early stage will lead to rebellion in the later stage.

He is an unforgivable player of P Club. Before he could be shot, he was sent to another world by God to be reincarnated. My vision went dark, and when I woke up again, it was already the end of the Tang Dynasty. At this time, the Seven Killing Star Huang Chao was revolting, Fire Crow's Li Cunxiao was about to make a move, Iron Spear Wang Yanzhang was young and frivolous, and there were constant disputes in the world. The new national preceptor "Taiyin Zhenjun" issued a notice intending to recruit "Tao soldiers" to destroy the rebels. Etc? True Lord Taiyin? The last years of the Tang Dynasty? Five hundred years ago? A generation of strange people are willing to become transvestites, but also want to stage a white snake world where the love between humans and snakes is unresolved? This is true. . So exciting!

The main world is reenacting the primitive world. One day, murderous intentions appear in the sky and stars move. Murderous intentions appear on the earth, dragons and snakes rise from the ground. Animals and plants mutate and kill humans crazily. Humanity is in danger. Han Cheng, an elegant young man, was struck by lightning out of jealousy over his talent. He accidentally activated a domestic mobile game. He can become stronger through time-traveling mobile games and idle training. Can he lead mankind to rise again?

A fantasy world of gods, the story tends to be relaxed and joyful. The book contains a lot of original content, as well as elements such as Liaozhai, Journey to the West, Shushan, and mythology.

This is the most powerful version of the background of the late Eastern Han Dynasty that is comparable to the new prehistoric and classic myths. The author's imagination is fresh and eclectic, and he cuts into the changes in the late Eastern Han Dynasty in an alternative way. This book can promise that it is by no means a cookie-cutter conventional text about the Three Kingdoms.