A Man in the Three Kingdoms: From Orphan to Ruler of All Under Heaven

No one expected that the force to overturn the Three Kingdoms would be neither Wolong nor Fengchu, but a mountain boy who munched on wild fruit.

With a wave of his hand, Cao Xuan could summon heavenly thunder to shatter the flames at Red Cliffs. With a word, he could make a million Cao troops turn against their lord.

Annoyed by Liu Bei's constant weeping, he folded Shu Han's territory into a paper kite.

Laughing at Sun Quan for failing to hold Jiangdong, he sent river porpoises to block the waterways of Jianye.

When he stepped on Cao Cao's shoulders to ascend the Bronze Sparrow Terrace, even Heaven itself had to plead, "Little ancestor, leave the other two kingdoms for posterity, will you?"

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