Three Kingdoms: Unranked on the Heavenly List, I Was Cursed Out by Liu Bei from the Start

Su Ming transmigrates and becomes Liu Bei's military adviser. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei refuse to heed his advice, causing the operation at Gaotang to fail.

Just then, the fifty names of the Heavenly Rankings descend, but Su Ming's name is nowhere to be found.

Seeing Su Ming absent from the rankings, Liu Bei not only refuses to punish Zhang Fei and Guan Yu, but blames Su Ming for the failure at Gaotang instead. He glares at him, berates him, and walks away.

Liu Bei: "My second and third brothers are absolutely right. This man didn't even make the Heavenly Rankings. Get out."

Furious, Xu Ming heads to Xuzhou and saves Cao Cao's father, Old Master Cao.

Cao Cao soon finds that ever since Su Ming joined him, it is as if heaven itself is helping him.

Every time he fights Liu Bei, he wins with ease.

He crushes Liu Bei at Xuzhou, destroys Yuan Shao at Guandu, takes Jingzhou by cunning, welcomes the emperor, and faces the Battle of Red Cliffs...

Then, one day, the Heavenly Rankings appear again, and Su Ming is ranked first among peerless generals.

Liu Bei: "Pfft! This is infuriating!"

Guan Yu: "Your head looks a little green."

Zhang Fei: "It's been green for ages."

Cao Cao: "My eye for talent really is sharp!"

This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real events is purely coincidental.

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