Three Kingdoms: Holding the Emperor Hostage to Command the Lords, Cao Cao Is Finished!

Qin Yun transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms game and becomes a bandit, but he is bound to a God-Tier Lord System.

He gains three skills: Xiang Yu's martial prowess, an exchange space, and the ability to strengthen his troops.

The exchange space lets him trade famous generals' weapons and antiques for modern food.

But the System tells Qin Yun that players will arrive in a month.

The warlords are gathering to campaign against Dong Zhuo, with heroes converging from every direction.

To survive, Qin Yun joins the coalition with Xu Chu, Zhao Yun, Dian Wei, who have thrown in their lot with him, and a hundred elderly, weak, sick, and disabled bandits.

The warlords mock him. How can a country bumpkin be worthy of being a warlord?

Qin Yun becomes the vanguard.

He kills Hua Xiong, defeats Lu Bu, and executes Dong Zhuo.

He holds the emperor hostage to command the warlords.

He does what Cao Cao wanted to do!

The great clans and warlords begin to tremble with fear.

Wherever Qin Yun goes, he digs up whatever he can.

The great clans and warlords are furious, but there's nothing they can do.

Qin Yun says innocently, "I'm doing archaeology. That shouldn't be illegal, right?"

When players from the real world arrive, they are all dumbfounded.

The whole realm has already been unified, and you're telling me this is the Three Kingdoms?

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