Lost in the Three Kingdoms: Learning to Rebel from the Start

An accident leaves Zhou Ling trapped in a game world.

He thought he was in for an endless ordeal, but then he discovered that the people in the game world were indistinguishable from real people.

From that moment on, Zhou Ling changed his attitude.

When he meets Cao Cao: Bro, those dirty thoughts of yours are dangerous. Why not let me make them come true for you?

When he meets Liu Bei: Big-Eared Bandit, I saw through your true colors ages ago! Show your real face!

When he meets Sun Quan: Zhongmou, just stay home and enjoy retirement. The outside world is too dangerous for you to handle!

When he meets Zhou Yu: Kid, stop thinking about comparing yourself to that village bumpkin Zhuge. What do you think you can do to me?

When he meets Zhuge: You country bumpkin, just stay home and farm. The outside world is dangerous, so you'd better not go out. What? You say the Big-Eared Bandit is planning three visits to your thatched cottage to invite you?

Really? The Big-Eared Bandit?

At that moment, Zhou Ling held a sword to Liu Bei's neck and asked with a puzzled expression.

Liu Bei denied it vehemently, with righteous indignation: "How could that be? I am an imperial uncle of the Han dynasty. Why would I seek advice from a country bumpkin? Someone must be framing me!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.