Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Take Zou Shi as My Wife, and Zhang Xiu Loses It

Gu Ming transmigrates into the first year of Jian'an in the Eastern Han dynasty, becoming Zhang Ji's nephew by marriage. Zhang Ji happens to die in battle, entrusting his forces to Gu Ming with his dying breath. At twenty, Gu Ming is pushed into the spotlight and takes command of the remnants of Zhang Ji's army in Wancheng. From the start, he faces a crisis: Cao Cao is to the north, escorting the emperor to Xuchang; Liu Biao watches hungrily from the south; and at his side, his younger kinsman Zhang Xiu is poised to inherit Zhang Ji's legacy.

Fortunately, a God-Tier Gift Pack arrives just in time: three thousand shield-and-sword infantry and three thousand spearmen appear, along with the legendary anti-Jin general Yang Zaixing! Monthly gift packs and annual God-Tier Gift Packs keep coming without end.

Starting with the occupation of Nanyang, Gu Ming advances step by step into Guanzhong, takes Sizhou, and campaigns in Liangzhou. He recruits fierce generals, gathers strategists, and wins the hearts of beauties, all while poaching other people's followers. Cao Cao hates him to the bone, Yuan Shao sees him as a grave threat, and all the warlords under heaven want him dead.

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