Travel Through the Three Kingdoms and Eat Subsistence Allowances

In the 21st century, Xie Hua, a fan of the Three Kingdoms, accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became a refugee in Qingzhou, surviving on the government's "minimum allowance" of half a liter of bran per day. It was the eve of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, when smallpox was raging and starvation spread across the land. He relied on modern hygiene knowledge to escape death, and improved living conditions with simple inventions such as soap and the bent-turn plow. In troubled times, he accurately predicted the situation, from intercepting grain to establishing a base, and accumulated power step by step. With the help of historical prophets and forward thinking, he conquered famous generals such as Ma Chao and counselors such as Guo Jia, used science and technology to strengthen the army to break the battlefield pattern, and turned the tide in key battles such as Guandu and Chibi. From a destitute refugee to a separatist prince, he avoided historical traps, reconstructed the order of the troubled times, and finally ended the division, established the "Yuan" dynasty, and completed the counterattack of Feilu from living on subsistence allowances to ascending to the throne. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.