Three Kingdoms: Taking What Others Reject to Build the Strongest Formation

He wakes up to find himself as Cao Ang, Cao Cao's cannon-fodder eldest son.

He binds to the World Renown System. The higher his renown, the better his rewards.

The Heavenly Rankings appear, and a large number of famed generals are treated differently by the feudal lords who pride themselves on their benevolence and righteousness.

The proud generals are so furious that they all leave in a huff.

Meanwhile, Cao Ang sticks to the principle of taking what others reject...

He successfully recruits the brave general Wang Chong of Beihai and earns 80 renown points.

He successfully recruits the famed general Fang Yue of Henei and earns 88 renown points.

He successfully recruits the peerless warrior Pan Feng and earns 98 renown points.

And so, from that point on, the military officers once discarded like worn-out shoes begin rising to prominence, as if aided by the gods.

One celebrated tale after another is passed down.

Pan Feng warms his wine and beheads Hua Xiong.

Liu Li breaks through Xuzhou with three strikes.

Wang Chong routs the Wuhuan on horseback, riding alone.

Fang Yue sweeps the northern barbarians aside with his spear.

On the generals' platform, the assembled warriors sit tall on their horses, blades in hand. "Today you ignore me. Tomorrow you'll be begging for my attention!"

The feudal lords: "No..."

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