Name: The Confucian General of Shu Han
Author: A Crane in the Southern Sky

Synopsis

The protagonist: Before transmigrating, he was the star player on the Mining University basketball team. He had trained in tai chi, swordsmanship, and spear fighting since childhood. After further training, he was roughly on par with Wei Yan and Zhang Liao, a little weaker than Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun at their peak, and stronger than Ma Dai and Wen Pin. He has a good grasp of the bigger picture, but he isn't the sort who can plan for every contingency. More often, he comes up with flashes of inspiration and ingenious ideas. As for literary talent, he's a transmigrant, so his Chinese isn't too bad. This novel indulges in a bit of wish fulfillment, but doesn't go overboard. It's exhausting to pursue the throne with boundless ambition, and being Zhuge Liang, laboring day and night, is exhausting too. Better to be a scholar-general, drinking and writing poetry whenever there's nothing else to do. War? If I can beat you, I'll fight. If I can't, I'll use underhanded tactics. Sooner or later, I'll have you drinking the water I wash my feet in.

Cao Cao: “I see! Heaven has doomed me. It wasn't the fault of my army.”

Guan Yu: “With you around, how could I dare call myself the Martial Sage!”

Zhang Fei: “What a capacity for liquor!”

Liu Bei: “I've met countless people in my life, but I can't see through you. Thank goodness we're not enemies.”

Sun Quan: “I never thought Wu would fall at your hands.”

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