Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: Zhao Yun with Golden Eyes, Ji Han with Long You

重生三国：金瞳赵云，龙佑季汉

Status: Completed
Length: 260k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical Transmigration
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Qimao

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Zhao Yun, the ever-victorious general, died and was reborn in his youth at full level. In addition to the vivid memories of his previous life, there is also a pair of golden eyes that follow him like a shadow. These eyes are truly extraordinary. Zhao Yun knew the moment history changed. The Three Kingdoms era of our own has arrived. In this life, he is no longer just a simple martial artist. From then on, God helps the great man, and the dragon protects Jiuzhou

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