Three Kingdoms: I Got So into Fishing, the Yuandan Rating Sang My Praises

Fishing expert Chen Jiu died unexpectedly and found himself in the underworld.

As he passed the Bridge of Helplessness, he cast a line and fished himself straight into the Three Kingdoms era.

Chen Jiu looked at warriors strong enough to uproot mountains, strategists capable of bringing the world to heel, and masters of the Three Teachings with supernatural powers. Then he looked at the fishing rod in his hands and decided to sit by the Jing River and fish.

Ding! You caught a thousand-year-old koi and learned the supernatural art "Turning Back the Heavens and Sun"!

Ding! You caught a tuolong and learned the supernatural art "Six Jia Mystical Arts"!

Ding! You caught a heluo fish and learned the supernatural art "Turning Stone into Gold"!

Caught up in his fishing, Chen Jiu had no interest in fighting for supremacy. He didn't care who came out on top in this mythical world, as long as the Hu people didn't once again wreak havoc across China and the Han people weren't reduced to helpless prey. But Xu Shao's "Monthly Appraisal" exposed him.

Cao Cao: "I beg you, sir, take pity on the Han realm and help me kill the traitor Dong!"

Yuan Shao: "My Yuan family has served as ministers for four generations and has countless followers, but we've never had a rare talent like you!"

Dong Zhuo: "You're certainly a rare talent. No wonder my granddaughter Dong Bai has specifically asked to marry you!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.