Three Kingdoms: Don't Panic, Let Me Finish This Drawing First

From the start, all he has is a brush. Everything else, he draws himself.

Modern artist Liu Zichang is exceptionally talented, yet no one takes notice of his work.

When poverty leaves him desperate, he transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era.

But in this era, artists have an even harder time surviving.

Liu Zichang is reduced to making a living by painting colorful booklets.

The authorities arrest him, and the postal inspector forces him to paint portraits...

With no strength to even truss a chicken, he can only make a living through painting.

He has no desire to fight for supremacy. He only wants to live in peace.

He fears changing the course of history, but things do not go as planned.

Whatever his divine brush paints becomes reality.

Heroes rise from all sides, and with a stroke of his brush, soldiers appear.

The Three Heroes are strong, and so is Lu Bu? This is called a pistol.

The greatest archer is Ma Zhong? This is an AWM.

Siege weapons are powerful? Wait, let me draw a tank first.

The peerless beauty is Diao Chan? Let me draw a Daji.

Prefect, the treasury is empty? I'll draw you some gold and silver right away.

Sir, the enemy's army is bearing down on us, and we have too few soldiers and generals!

Don't panic. Let me draw a hundred thousand celestial soldiers and generals to help us.

You don't believe me? Then listen to him spin his tale.

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