Chronicles of the Eternal Night: Three Kingdoms, White Ghost - Part One

A God of Destruction from another world descends upon the late Han Dynasty, seals away his divine power, and seeks to rebuild order through mortal means. In this age of chaos, people question what gives him the right. He replies, "Bandits become soldiers, while powerful clans hoard grain." A young strategist condemns his brutality, but he counters, "The real butchers are the hypocrites in power, who cast the people into hell."

A transmigrator asks why he doesn't conquer the realm at once. The god answers, "People die, and blades rust. I seek an eternal, self-sustaining spark, not a flame that depends on heroes." She cuts down generals amid ten thousand troops, seizes power, and earns a terrible reputation. At Ye, she defeats the Yellow Turbans for the second time, exploiting human weakness to create a living hell that forces tens of thousands of soldiers to surrender. Even those turned into demons have something they cannot bear to leave behind.

The Frostmark Spear awakens Lu Bu's warrior soul. Half a bowl of thin gruel shatters the Han people's faith in their dynasty. The Ghostface Banner keeps trade routes open, while an imperial edict empties the powerful clans' granaries. Nationalizing the land gives the people a way to stand on their own. A feigned injury ignites an apocalyptic people's war, and Ding Yuan's hundred-thousand-strong army vanishes beneath the tide.

Where the White Ghost goes, sparks become a prairie fire. The spark that will set civilization ablaze has been born.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.