Three Kingdoms: Travel Frog, I Really Didn't Mean to Cheat

"Your frog has brought back 50,000 tons of Champa rice as a travel souvenir."

"Your frog has brought back 100,000 strong and healthy refugees as a keepsake."

"Your frog has brought back 100,000 fine horses as a keepsake."

After transmigrating as Liu Chan, Liu Zhang's second son, and getting bitten by a frog, he awakens a golden finger: the travel frog game he played in his previous life.

At first, he thinks the destinations are all in Chinese history.

Only after receiving a photo of a blue robot cat does Liu Chan realize that the frog's travel destinations might be a little unusual.

When Zhang Lu turns against him and closes the plank roads between Hanzhong and Yizhou, tens of thousands of soldiers don bamboo-copter hats and take to the sky.

When Cao Cao sends a huge army to the front lines, a Anywhere Door opens, and 100,000 heavily armored cavalry suddenly appear at Cao Cao's home base.

When Xu Chu, confident in his strength, challenges Liu Chan to a duel, Liu Chan smacks him with a frying pan and sends him soaring ten thousand meters into the sky.

Looking up, Liu Chan says regretfully:

"Xu Chu's no good. The Big Bad Wolf could take a lot more hits than him, and he doesn't even say his catchphrase."

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