Three Kingdoms: I Inherited an Official Post, Only to Become a Deadbeat

In a parallel Three Kingdoms world, Zhao Huai inherits the post of magistrate of Yuyang through family connections.

He thought he'd landed a cushy position from the start, but who could have guessed that in this rotten world, official rank was tied to money?

The more you donated, the more secure your position.

Before Zhao Huai has even taken office, he's already buried in debt.

He even has to fight in person to protect his reputation.

Zhao Huai decides to establish a strong base and pacify the troubled times.

He gathers civil officials and fierce generals, abolishes the historical system and appoints provincial governors,

using one commandery as his foundation to shake the realm.

From then on, Yuyang gradually begins to assert its independence.

Yellow Turban rebels, powerful clans and local gentry, warlords rising on all sides: the realm is a battlefield for supremacy, and Zhao Huai will match wits with the famous figures of the Three Kingdoms.

He gathers the talents of Wen He, Shi Yuan, Wen Ruo, and others.

Diao Chan, Wenji, the Qiao sisters, and other beauties are all within his grasp.

When foreign tribes invade, if no one can defeat them, I'll do it.

When the realm is in turmoil, if no one can unify it, I'll claim the throne.

Zhao Huai has developed a taste for collecting. The beauties are mine, and so are the talents. I'll recline among beauties and watch the tides of fortune with a smile. This realm will be mine.

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