Three Kingdoms: We Agreed I'd Live to a Hundred, So Why Am I Pummeling Lü Bu?

Su Ze is reborn at the end of the Han Dynasty, in the early years before the Three Kingdoms period.

But just as the Yellow Turban Rebellion is about to begin, Su Ze is on the verge of dying.

Luckily, at the very moment of his death, the System arrives, extending his life by a year and giving him Li Yuanba's template.

And so, a monster is born.

He is a hundred-year-old man, the sort who could drop dead at any moment.

Yet he can charge through a sea of troops and take the enemy commander's head without a scratch.

He can also devise strategies from his tent and hold the lives of everyone under heaven in his hands.

Build high walls, stockpile provisions, and only then declare yourself king. In the end, Su Ze will decide the fate of this tripartite world.

Lu Bu: Everyone says I'm unmatched under heaven, and I believed them! But when this old man showed up, I couldn't even take one blow from his hammer! What kind of unmatched warrior am I?

Zhuge Liang: I thought leaving nothing to chance was what defined me, but I never imagined I would spend my life in Senior Su Ze's shadow.

Cao Cao: Su Ze has raised the bar for emperors to unimaginable heights. He can defeat ten thousand troops by force and govern all the affairs of the realm with wisdom! How are we supposed to deal with that?

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