Three Kingdoms: From the Start, Li Xin Is an Earthly Immortal and God-Demon

In 208 AD, after the peerless True Lord Lu Bu fell.

Only Wolong, Fengchu, and Guo Jia remained among the land immortals of the late Han dynasty.

The three had already attained the supreme Great Dao, transcending the mortal world.

But after withstanding Yuan Shao's rain of arrows, Guo Jia was gravely wounded and on the brink of death.

From then on, Cao Cao's camp had no more land immortals.

Liu Bei seized the opportunity to visit Zhuge Liang three times and coax him into joining his cause.

Sun Quan commanded numerous experts of the Celestial Phenomenon Realm and held sway over Jiangdong.

Though Guo Jia was dead, Cao Cao still had powerful retainers such as Xu Chu and Xun Yu.

Thus, the realm fell into a three-way division.

That year, Mo Xuan transmigrated to the late Han Three Kingdoms era and summoned Li Xin, the One Thought, God and Demon, from the start.

Later, a host of land immortals, including Xiang Yu, Liu Bowen, Bai Qi, and Li Chungang, became Mo Xuan's civil and military retainers.

Cao Cao: “I hereby offer Bian Shi and Cai Shi!”

Sun Quan: “Stop fighting! I'll hand over all the beauties of Jiangdong!”

Zhuge Liang: “Ah! My Yueying!”

Liu Xie: “Liu Xiu, founding patriarch of the Eastern Han, is here...”

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