Fantasy Three Kingdoms: It All Starts with Tricking Zhuge Liang into Doing the Books

Three Kingdoms online game setting, recruitment system for famous figures from China and abroad, humorous and hilarious, cunning protagonist, strategic scheming, overwhelming intellect

The phenomenon-level full-dive game Fantasy Three Kingdoms launched, and millions of players scrambled to play as Cao, Liu, or Sun. Lu Tiance, however, was assigned the role of "village chief" in a rundown village. "Ding! The System has detected that your beginner village is short on resources. We recommend quitting the game." As soon as the System's voice faded, he scratched his head while perched on a mud wall. Quit? That would be so embarrassing.

So, when Zhuge Liang was calculating modern-day KPIs with his feather fan in hand, Lu Tiance clapped him on the shoulder. "Sir, let's not fight them head-on this time. We'll wear Old Cao down with a 'resource saturation strategy'!"

And when Zhang Fei, cursing, raised his serpent spear and charged to break through the enemy lines, Lu Tiance shoved a livestreaming device at him. "General Zhang, sell the wild fruit from the hill behind the village first. Then we'll talk about grabbing territory!"

From a little village chief despised by the System to a ruthless figure whom powerful people from past and present fought to call "My Lord"; from a "mobile experience-point bundle" trampled by players to a "master of schemes within schemes" who had the villain alliance dancing in the palm of his hand. What kind of game was this?

It was clearly a game of strategy spanning a thousand years, and he was going to be the one to flip the board.

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