Three Kingdoms: Yu She, the Underrated General, and a Hundred Lifetimes of Reincarnation

Han Fu: “I have the peerless general Pan Feng. He can cut down Hua Xiong!”

Yuan Shu: “Hold on. Why do we need a peerless general to cut down Hua Xiong? I have a young officer, Yu She, who can take him with ease.”

Yu She: “...”

This was already his second life, and he’d figured it out: even if he didn’t volunteer, Yuan Shu would insist on sending him to cut down Hua Xiong. He just didn’t understand. Was cutting down Hua Xiong really such a good thing? Why was his lord so eager to volunteer him?

Yu She sighed helplessly and strode forward, head held high!

“This humble general obeys! I swear I won’t return until Hua Xiong is dead!”

He left the tent with his spear in hand. The assembled lords heard the drums booming and the shouts rising beyond the pass, as if heaven and earth were collapsing. They were all stunned.

Just as they were about to send someone to investigate, a young officer came to deliver a report.

“Report! Before they could even exchange a single blow, Yu She turned his horse around and went over to Hua Xiong!”

His name was Yu She. In his first life, he volunteered and was slain by Hua Xiong.

Reborn into another life, he defected to Hua Xiong, only to be slain by Guan Yu.

Reborn yet again, he managed to escape Hua Xiong’s clutches, only to be slain by Lü Bu.

In another life, he defected to Lü Bu, fled to Chang’an after their defeat, and was hunted down by the coalition forces.

In his fifth life, he learned from his mistakes and stuck with Yuan Shu, only to be sent to supervise Sun Jian’s campaign against Jingzhou.

He followed Dong Zhuo, who was assassinated. He followed Lü Bu, who was defeated. He joined the western Liang forces, where Li Jue and Guo Si tore each other apart in a civil war.

He stayed loyal to Yuan Shu, who declared himself emperor. He joined Liu Bei, only to wander from place to place. He fled to Yuan Shao, who was defeated at Guandu. He surrendered to Cao Cao, only to face the inferno at Red Cliffs!

After enduring death in life after life, Yu She finally understood one thing.

Now the Han dynasty is crumbling, and the warlords are unfit to make plans with. If I am to hold up the heavens and save the people, who else could it be but me?

The Han line has lost its luster. I shall carry it on!

(The author has already completed a classic Three Kingdoms novel of nearly two million characters, and has plenty of experience.)