Three Kingdoms for Everyone: My Soldiers Deal 100-Fold Critical Hits

After transmigrating to a world where everyone plays Three Kingdoms, Su Yan unexpectedly obtains the legacy of Celestial Master Zhang Jiao: the Way of Great Peace.

From then on, he uses this book to embark on a path to supremacy unlike any other lord's.

While other people's subjects are still miserable refugees, Su Yan's subjects are Yellow Turban Strongmen with a hundredfold critical-hit ability.

While other people's city walls are still a pile of shabby wood, Su Yan's walls have already become Four Symbols Walls, strengthened by the Heavenly Book.

When others think it's impossible to find even one capable general, Su Yan has already revived Lü Bu, slain at Hulao Pass, and brought him under his command.

When others struggle to take a bandit stronghold with their entire army, Su Yan can already sweep it with just a few soldiers.

When others are so short on food and supplies that they have to lay off troops, Su Yan has so many resources they're piling up and going to waste.

While others are still groveling before the other warlords, Su Yan has already become an important figure among them.

Just as others are finally nearing the end of their struggle,

sorry, Lord Su has already unified Wei, Shu, and Wu.

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