Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: Gao Shun Zhuan

A name forgotten by history, a loyalty locked by fate. He is Gao Shun, the sharpest and silent sword under Lu Bu's command. A few strokes in the history books describe his abilities and ending: a tragic hero who must die. When he was awakened by his soul a thousand years later, the first problem he faced was not how to compete in the world, but how to be "disloyal". ‌"Loyalty" is the shackles of Taoism and the only yardstick in troubled times. Disloyal generals can be killed by everyone; foolish and loyal people will also die under the Baimen Tower. ‌ What he wants to do is to find his own way of life between death and infamy. With the seven hundred brothers who finally trusted him, he gave up the hustle and bustle of Xuchang, Luoyang, and went to the bitter cold Mount Tai to take root. He will use the clumsiest way to survive: farming, smelting iron, and building a navy. He watched the raging battle in Chibi, Guandu, with a cold eye; when Cao Cao became king and Liu Bei became emperor, he silently saved up. He forged the four words "innocence and majesty" from a moral evaluation into a cornerstone law of the new empire. He wants to prove that ending this disintegrated world does not necessarily require tactics and deceit. There is an older, more difficult, and more precious power - absolute credibility, pure discipline and the simplest responsibility for the family, country and world. He is not Cao Cao, Liu Bei or Sun Quan, he is the Gao Shun who "does not drink and does not receive rewards". This time, he will build a completely different monument for the sky of the late Han Dynasty.