An alternate world of the three kingdoms where elves are the main race, there are also beastmens. There is no magic like fireball or stuffs like that, some strenghening magic but nothing more (and it's nothing awesome) , there is no life saving magic or stuffs like that so we can say that it's just an alternate world with others races.

So now let's talk about the story, the MC took the alias "Dan", he used another name when he first introduced himself to someone in that world.
But when he went to apply for the role of teacher to the Baruka house, he called himself Dan.

The MC starts as a teacher of the young Baruka Ridia (Sima yi) , then starts to form his scheme to survive in this another world. He have no interest in fame, being rich or stuffs like that. He wants to stay low key and don't want to spread his name (after all when everyone knows you, you become their target and they will aim to kill you). Well by staying lowkey he can scheme against the whole world while no one knows his name. He relies on his knowledge of the future somehow and his own wits to form his plan.

By staying lowkey, he can also find others people like him (that come from our world, he never thought he was the only one) , but they will never know about him.

Pros : Good story, good pace, good worldbuilding, charas with some personality and we can like them.

Cons : THE MC IS f*ckING ANNOYING (or just maso) , so you see I'm fine with being low-key, I'm fine with having no pride etc... But come on sometimes it's just annoying, always bowing his head and trying to be submissive and though he got Lu Bu and Sima yi, one of the best combo under him, he is always fearful (well who wouldn't be actually when you know

you have those two under you, you never know when they'll betray you). But it's f*cking annoying to see him having no self respect, I wish to see him being badass even once *sigh*.

So if you can ignore the MC being annoying, it's a great story and I kinda want to see him fight Cao Cao and Zhuge Liang

Fantasy rendition of the Three Kingdoms period, with an Elven transmigrated protagonist that uses his knowledge of Earth's history to exploit the the similarities. Somewhat different from the cliche when it comes to elves, in that they are not portrayed as glass cannons, instead they are the most powerful race, while humans are the ones seen as fundamentally incapable of accomplishing anything great. Though fortunately the protagonist is an elf in this instance.