There was a flash of white light, and the soul of the socially fearful young man Lin Wei was stuffed into the body of the Shu Han general Jiang Wei. The real Jiang Wei was trapped in the body of a rural youth in the 21st century whose grandmother had just died. The autumn wind in Jiange was biting, one hundred thousand Shu troops were leaderless, and Sima Yi's pursuers were already thirty miles away; the modern countryside was equally desolate, the old house left behind by my grandma had only four walls, and only half a broken bronze mirror remained in the kang hole. After nearly two thousand years, the two people established a connection through a bronze mirror - he arranged his troops for him on the tower of Jiange Tower, and he taught him how to use a mobile phone in the fields. While Lin Wei was making progress in the Three Kingdoms, using an ingenious "one plan to kill three wise men" to extend the life of the Shu Han Dynasty, Jiang Wei was also expanding his territory in the territory of modern agriculture, starting from an acre of wasteland and building a business empire spanning seed industry, deep processing and agricultural and cultural tourism. However, behind the bronze mirror, a mysterious organization that spans thousands of years is quietly closing its net. When the ultimate door to travel finally opened on Luoxing Slope, the moment Jiang Wei returned to the Jiange, what was waiting for him was the halberds of the Wei army. The white-haired veteran stood on the mountain of corpses with his sword and would not fall until he died. When Lin Wei returned to his modern home and consulted ancient books, he was shocked to find that the wife Jiang Wei married with his body was actually the reincarnation of Jiang Wei's wife, and he himself had Jiang Wei's blood flowing in his body.
