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The Three Kingdoms: Zhaolie, the strategist who revived the Han Dynast

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Xuande, the key to restoring the Han Dynasty lies in Xiangyang! We must take it!" Having transmigrated to the late Han Dynasty, Xiao He initially wanted to join Cao Cao's camp but was rejected. By chance , he was taken in by Guan Yinping and brought back to Fancheng. As a penniless and undocumented individual, Xiao He decisively decided to cling to Liu Bei's coattails for a long-term meal ticket. Just then, Cao Cao's 800,000-strong army marched south, Liu Cong surrendered without a fight, and Liu Bei was about to embark on another escape. Was he to simply sit idly by, watching Liu Bei painstakingly conquer Jing and Yi provinces, only to see the mighty Liu Bei's forces halt at Xiangyang, ultimately losing Jingzhou to Sun Quan's betrayal, and dying in Yizhou in regret? Xiao He resolved to persuade Liu Bei to launch a surprise attack on Xiangyang, halting Cao Cao's advance on the Han River and forcing him to retreat north in defeat. Afterwards, he would assist Liu Bei in conquering Jingzhou, subjugating Jiangdong, pacifying Shu, and marching north to contend with Cao Cao for control of the Central Plains, hoping to revive the Han Dynasty in his lifetime! Liu Bei: I have the Crouching Dragon and the Young Phoenix, and now I have gained a demigod; the Han Dynasty can be restored! Guan Yu: Only Xiao He is qualified to marry my tiger daughter and become the son-in-law of my Guan family! Cao Cao: Who was it that refused Xiao He's entry? I will exterminate his entire clan! Xiao He sighed: To be honest, I really don't understand strategy…
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