Three Kingdoms: Binding the Villain System, I Became a Thief

Chen Mu, a modern social animal, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and was bound to a villain development system. The system required him to act as a villain to seize resources, play tricks on princes, and surrender generals to receive rewards such as military art, force, and internal affairs. He originally wanted to keep a low profile but was forced to show his talents due to the mandatory tasks of the system. He used modern knowledge to improve papermaking and refine kerosene. He used the name of "Cao Thief" to counter Liu Guanzhang's benevolence and righteousness, and played with the Yuan brothers' intrigues. On the surface, he pretended to be a pig to eat the tiger, but in fact he was making progress at every step. In the process, Zhen Xiaomi, the daughter of a reclusive medical fairy who was kidnapped by bandits, was saved by her silly and warm healing personality. The two worked together to rise in troubled times, and eventually became "villains" to crush the heroes and achieve unparalleled hegemony. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.