Across the Three Kingdoms: the Rise of Commoners

Xi Ping Qiu Huang, modern mortal bones fell into the purgatory of the late Han Dynasty. There is no destiny to favor you, no princes to protect you, every decision you make is a gamble for your life, there is a lack of food, soldiers, and reputation, there are ideological disputes inside, and there are heroes outside. He sees through the hypocrisy in the hearts of the jujube allies, hides his strength and forbears, and does not want to be someone else's wedding dress; The heroes and counselors under his command each have their own obsessions, and they have been working together for half a life to survive in the cracks of the four battles in the Central Plains. It is a foregone conclusion that Cao, Sun, and Liu will divide the world into three parts, but he is the only one who started from a deserted land on the verge of death, and used forbearance and choice to carve out the fourth royal road. There is never a smooth road in troubled times, and the so-called hegemony is just a glimmer of hope gained with flesh and blood in a desperate situation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.