Three Kingdoms: The Han Dynasty's Buried Tiger, I Have the Face of a Wolf

Overnight, he transmigrated to the end of the Han Dynasty, during the Three Kingdoms era.

Chen Song became the son of a bandit chieftain in Huainan.

He had been a nobody, but then awakened the "Tomb Tiger" destiny and the shrewd, wolf-like gaze that came with it.

The Battle of Red Cliffs had just ended. Which of the Three Kingdoms should he join?

Joining Cao Cao was out of the question: they had a blood feud.

Joining Wu was no good either. Sun Quan was hopeless at warfare.

As for joining Liu Bei, the old man looked kind, but was ruthless inside.

Chen Song had no choice but to temporarily take refuge in the Han camp and wait for a chance to advance.

Several years later.

Zhuge Liang: "He watches like an eagle and turns his head like a wolf. He is no loyal subject."

Liu Bei: "Your talents surpass Ah Dou's tenfold. If he can be guided, guide him. If he proves incapable, you may take his place."

Sun Quan: "My younger sister is destined to be empress. She can marry you, Lord Chen. How about we divide the realm between us?"

Cao Cao: "If only I had a son like General Chen! As for Cao Pi, he's no better than a dog or a pig!"

Sima Yi: "He watches like an eagle and turns his head like a wolf. Chen is the real rebel! He's slandering me, slandering me!"

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