Three Kingdoms: Starting by Stopping Guan Yu from Flooding the Seven Armies

Overnight, I transmigrated into Yu Mu, the third son of Yu Jin. Guan Yu was marching north to attack Xiangfan, and the seven armies were about to be drowned. To save his own life, Yu Mu urged Yu Jin to leave the low-lying area where he was stationed. With Guan Yu unable to drown the seven armies, Yu Jin no longer had to grovel just to survive. And when Guan Yu retreated to Jingzhou, Lu Meng had no choice but to abandon his plan to stab him in the back. Yu Mu's efforts to persuade Yu Jin earned him Cao Cao's favor. He was granted a marriage to a woman of the Cao family, then sent to garrison Liangzhou. Yu Mu invested in Cao Pi early and recruited Deng Ai, who was still managing agricultural colonies, as well as Jiang Wei, the loyal son of Tianshui. He repelled Liu Bei and Guan Yu time and again, seized Jingzhou, and oversaw the campaign to destroy Wu, gradually rising to the heart of Cao Wei's power. The Cao clan's relatives grew wary of him and sought to take his life, leaving Yu Mu no choice but to strike back. Jiang Wei: Big brother, it's cold in Liangzhou. Put on another robe. Deng Ai: M-My lord, the Cao C-Cao clan has shown us no mercy. Don't blame us if we show them none in return. Yu Mu: Having risen to the highest rank of a subject, I should taste the sweetness of ruling as a sovereign.