Three Kingdoms: The Campus Beauty Is Too Virtuous, So Take Up the Twin Swords

He transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms era, and the good news is that he has become a legendary divine weapon, one half of a pair of twin swords. The bad news is that the other sword houses the “holier-than-thou” campus belle who got him killed, and their first master is Liu Xuande, famed for his benevolence, who leaves the weapon’s brilliance to gather dust. In his previous life, Chen Chen gave up his life for others, only to be dragged down by that self-righteous girl. He never expected that after being reborn as a sword spirit, he would have to go through it all again! He watches as Liu Bei, despite his desire to restore the Han, repeatedly misses his chances in the name of “righteousness,” leaving a divine sword meant to shed blood on the battlefield and win glory on the verge of becoming a mere ceremonial decoration. Chen Chen is furious! Benevolence and morality may win you a good reputation, but in a chaotic age, only ironclad resolve and strength can carve out a path to survival! Rather than waste his years following a “benevolent” lord, he’d rather choose a pragmatic warlord and unleash his edge! Who understands “appointing people by merit” and “all is fair in war” better than anyone else in this chaotic age? And who can make the Twin Swords of the Male and Female truly shine? In this world, only Cao Mengde can understand the heart of this murderous sword! “I just want to fight to my heart’s content, let this blade drink its fill of blood in this chaotic age, and forge an immortal legend for myself!” Gradually, Chen Chen realizes that this Three Kingdoms world seems to be changing quietly because of his arrival. And what role will the sword partnered with him, the former campus belle, play in this struggle over which path to choose?