Corpse Chaos in the Three Kingdoms

The Battle of Chibi was supposed to establish the status of the Three Kingdoms, but due to the corpse disaster, it came early and completely changed the direction of the world. The resentment of those who died in battle never dissipated, and their corpses were not buried in the ground. They moved with the blood and turned into corpse soldiers. Cao Cao took the lead in using corpses as an army and crossing the river in an attempt to control life with death and subvert the nature of war. Zhou Yu, who was supposed to die young after Red Cliff, was reborn and returned this night. What he saw in his previous life was the collapse of the world, the spread of corpses, and the disintegration of souls, which made him no longer behave in the same way. In this life, he does not believe in sorcery to determine victory or defeat. Instead, he uses the spirit of his generals to calm the hearts of the troops, uses his human power to break the corpse trap, and faces the torrent of corpse armies head-on. Zhuge Liang used sorcery to suppress the evil, which could be defended and delayed, but difficult to eradicate; Jiangdong Zhuge will face the enemy with flesh and blood, behead the corpse to stop the change, and explore the rules of the living against the dead step by step in the battle formation. When the famous generals of Wei were transformed from corpses into generals, the battlefield was no longer just a duel between soldiers, but a struggle between life and death. "Three Kingdoms of Corpse Chaos" writes about how people avoid being swallowed up by the dead in troubled times; It also writes about how Zhou Yu used his own soul to change the situation against fate and reshape the Three Kingdoms.