Han Spirit Wolf Juxu

Use the most modern rationality to protect the oldest ideals A time-travel historical novel with the theme of the Three Kingdoms Content introduction In the spring of the thirteenth year of Jian'an, Xinye. A modern man in science and engineering suddenly woke up and found that he had become "Zhao Yun". In his hand, he held the answer of eighteen hundred years - predicting Cao Cao's southward march, Chibi's fire attack, the defeat of Yiling, and the fall of the Wuzhangyuan star; he also carried a complete set of methodologies of steel, gunpowder, double stirrups, general staff, disinfection, and farming. He wanted to just be a bystander who "looked at the answer one more time", but in the spring rain of Xinye, he saw with his own eyes Liu Bei crying for the refugees, and Zhuge Liang's eyes burning in Longzhong... He finally understood: In an era when everyone is scrambling for territory, there is a group of people who truly believe that "the world is for the common good" - believing in this fact in itself is worth following. So he used the most modern rationality to protect this group of ancient idealists: saving Pang Tong, guarding Jingzhou, renovating Yiling, and extending Wolong's life; destroying Wei and Wu, and reviving the Han Dynasty; and finally led the cavalry north to Shuomo, "sealing the wolf in Xu" - continuing Huo Qubing's unfinished martial arts at the age of twenty-four. And the price he has to pay is: every time he rewrites a game of history, his predictability will weaken by one point. The more people you save, the stranger the future becomes. By the third act, the "script" is almost zero, and he must win based on his own abilities rather than historical spoilers. Idealism does not come without a price, but it means that you still have to do it even if you know there is a price.