Three Kingdoms: I'm a Strategist, I Really Can't Fight

Yang Wu's soul traveled into the body of a Xiliang youth with the same name at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. He had been an office worker repeatedly beaten down by society; now he was a young horseback archer from an obscure Xiliang clan.

As a seasoned Three Kingdoms fan, he knew that in an era dominated by powerful clans, personal strength alone could get him nowhere without political skill. Relying on his own schemes and intelligence, Yang Wu rose step by step from Xiliang to the pinnacle of the Eastern Han and Three Kingdoms era.

Qiang chieftain: "Lord Yang is born with incredible strength and unmatched cunning. I would be honored to have Lord Yang as my adoptive father."

Xianbei king: "As long as Yang Wu lives, we must not march south."

Zhang Jiao: "Yang Wu is fighting the Qiang and Xianbei and has no time to look east. If we don't rise up now, when will we?"

Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu: "Yang Wu stole my Diao Chan. He and I are mortal enemies."

Yuan Shao and Cao Cao: "Enough pretending. Kill Yang Wu, seize the Liu family's empire, and let Yuan and Cao rule the land together."

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