The Abandoned Son of the Three Kingdoms: Riding the World

The beacon fires of Jian'an rise, the fate of Guandu approaches. Li Huo, carrying memories of a thousand years of history, lands in the late Han dynasty and becomes the most inconspicuous miscellaneous junior officer under Cao Cao. People who transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms all pursue fame and hegemony, fighting for thousands of miles of rivers and mountains. Only he remains true to his original intention, traversing through the beacon fires solely for a youthful regret. That early summer, under the lilac tree, a heartbeat left unspoken. Rooted in the crevices of mountains and rivers, managing the grasslands and vast seas, monopolizing the lifelines of the chaotic world, with the mindset of a transcendent chess player, he holds the winds and clouds of the world in his hands. He does not slaughter the heroes, nor pursue the throne. He only drives the feudal lords to each secure their territories, protects the common people of the chaotic world to find a corner of peace, and accompanies the beauties of the world through the ups and downs. Thousands of miles of beacon fires, mountains and rivers as chess pieces. When the four seas are at peace and the general trend is fully grasped, the way back suddenly appears. Whether to stay in the chaotic world to guard the stability of mountains and rivers, or to step back to that early summer and continue writing the tenderness left unfinished that year... — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Abandoned Son of the Three Kingdoms: Riding the World — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠