Three Kingdoms: The Great Wei's Sage Strategist, Whose Plans Make Every Strategist in the Realm Bow Their Heads

The realm was shaken.

The Great Wei's sage strategist, Grand Secretary of the Cabinet, Duke of Qi.

Founder of the Jixia Academy, pioneer of industry, commerce, science, and education.

Reformer who flung open the gates of the imperial examinations, gravedigger of the Han Dynasty, and coffin-maker for the great aristocratic clans.

Great pioneer who awakened national consciousness, the whip of Great Xia that made the Three Han states and Fusang tremble, and liberator of the Indian subcontinent:

Chen Xuan, Chen Taia.

After leaving three brocade pouches and a letter for the Wei emperor, this most legendary man of the age

retired from office and withdrew into seclusion.

Before the Secretariat, the emperor wept and bowed deeply, just as he had once knelt and begged Chen Xuan to come out of retirement.

Only this time, the emperor wept until he fainted...

With a boat on the vast sea and a beauty at his side, Chen Xuan sang out with a hearty laugh.

"I don't regret that I never met the ancients!"

"I regret that the ancients never got to see my wildness!"

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