Liu Fei, a vocational school student, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era. Though born a commoner, he uses his silver tongue to persuade Zhuge Liang to stop his campaign against Wei and form an alliance with Sima Yi and Sun Quan. He bears the seals of all three kingdoms, unites the Central Plains in peace, establishes a new Han dynasty, and appoints himself Imperial Preceptor.
Back then, he drove his tiger-like Han troops, pointed his whip at the Xiongnu, captured the Qiang and Hu tribes, wiped out the Wusun, defeated the Kushans, and persuaded the powers of Central Asia. He marched his armies to the shores of Rome, reaching the pinnacle of persuasion!
In those days, common folk looked up to him, heroes knelt before him, emperors watched him warily, and beautiful women flocked around him. He trod on gold as if it were dirt and subdued kings as easily as children. The whole world submitted, the four seas paid homage, and the nations came to court.
When all was settled, Liu Fei returned to his hometown as a commoner. He laid away his long sword, set his warhorse free, took a beautiful woman by the hand, and planted beans in the wilderness. Gazing toward the southern mountain, he smiled at his childhood playmates. No one knew that he was the peerless hero and master trickster of the Three Kingdoms!
When the deed is done, I brush off my sleeves and leave, my achievements and fame behind.
All that remains is:
I was here!
I found enlightenment for myself!
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