Three Kingdoms: This Strategist Excels at the Handsome Man Scheme

Lu Ran transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and gets a character stats panel. Every other stat is 70, but his charm is 100.

Learning that it is the early stage of the campaign against Dong Zhuo, Lu Ran decisively joins Cao Cao's camp. At their first meeting, he heaps praise on Cao Cao, who is so impressed that he immediately appoints him as military adviser.

Knowing he lacks the talent to serve as an adviser, Lu Ran volunteers to go to Luoyang and work behind enemy lines.

Once there, Lu Ran wins over Dong Zhuo's most beloved granddaughter and becomes a commandant. When Cao Cao is ambushed while pursuing Dong Zhuo, Lu Ran promptly switches sides and saves him.

Who could have guessed that this experience would show Lu Ran the right way to follow his own path as a military adviser: seducing women with his charms.

When Liu Bei enters Xuzhou, Lu Ran spirits Mi Zhen away, leaving the Mi family no choice but to grit their teeth and join Cao Cao's camp.

In the Battle of Xuzhou, Lu Ran wins Lu Qiling's heart, and Lu Bu surrenders outright.

In the Battle of Guandu, Lu Ran makes a move on the Goddess of Luo, leaving the entire Zhen family no choice but to head south and seek refuge with Cao Cao.

In the Battle of Wancheng, Lu Ran promptly wins over Zou Shi, depriving Cao Cao of the chance to lose three worthy men in a single night.

What? Liu Bei wants to forge a marriage alliance with Eastern Wu? Quick, tell the lord I'm heading to Jiangdong...

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