Joining the Yellow Turbans at the End of the Han, I’ll Give My Life to Save the Han Dynasty

I became Zhang Jue's son-in-law. Only then did I learn that prejudice in people's hearts is like a mountain.

I thought that after transmigrating to the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, I would match wits with strategists and stand shoulder to shoulder with heroes.

But all that awaited me was hunger, death, and endless despair.

In this age, when lives are worth no more than blades of grass, survival itself has become the greatest luxury.

I saw people trade their children to eat with my own eyes. Those few words I had once read in books

became a pain that pierced my heart.

I once believed Zhang Jue was a rebel guilty of the gravest crimes.

But when I saw him save people with water blessed by talismans, my prejudice began to crumble.

His divine power to scatter beans and summon soldiers was nothing more than a handful of roasted soybeans.

Those beans became the people's hope of survival.

Facing Zhang Jue, I couldn't help urging him: "Father-in-law, the uprising is doomed to fail!"

Zhang Jue merely smiled, but tears spilled from his eyes.

"Am I supposed to watch the people I saved die all over again?

Am I supposed to stand by and watch them trade their children to eat?"

I, Zhang Jue, may be called a bandit, but what have I stolen? Nothing but the means to keep people alive!

I, Zhang Jue, am willing to offer the merits and life I have earned in this life, and ask the Han Dynasty to die.

Xiao Yun is willing to carry on the Han Dynasty's immortal Dao and its long-held aspirations, and ask the Han Dynasty to die.

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