Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Stole Cao Cao's Prize

In the third year of Chuping under Emperor Xian of the Eastern Han, or 192 AD.

That year, Dong Zhuo retreats to Chang'an with Emperor Xian, indulging in a life of drunkenness and dreams, his ambitions gone. Yuan Shao drives out Han Fu, crushes Gongsun Zan, and rules Jizhou, his fame shaking the realm. Cao Cao drills troops in Dongjun and begins his rise to independence.

The Han has lost its claim to the realm, and the warlords fight to seize it!

Lin Sheng arrives by transmigration with the Empire-Rising System. Faced with this situation, from the start he gets the jump on Cao Cao, recruits a million Yellow Turban soldiers from Qingzhou, and cuts off Cao Cao's road to power.

He opens mines, farms, dries salt, trains troops, expands his army, and builds up his forces...

He sweeps across Qing and Xu, establishes dominance over You and Ji, marches south of the Yangtze, and unifies the realm.

"With Cao Cao gone, let me take his place!"

"Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, you wouldn't want anything to happen to your father, would you?!"

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