Ye Feng, a young man from the modern era, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms period with a warehouse!
The warehouse is huge and packed with supplies. Ye Feng figures that even if he lived for hundreds or thousands of years, he still wouldn't be able to eat or use it all!
What's more, the warehouse is carried around inside his head. Taking things in and out is easy, and it's his alone!
But the period he transmigrates into is far from ideal.
It's the war-torn Three Kingdoms period!
Poor Ye Feng only wanted to grow flowers, tend to plants, take a few concubines, and enjoy a carefree life in seclusion...
Instead, he's forced to recruit soldiers and raise horses, while one formidable general after another from the Three Kingdoms shows up at his door!
Zhang Fei: "Brother Ye, this erguotou really packs a punch. I'm sticking with you from now on!"
Guan Yu: "Big Brother Ye, do you have any more of those Zhonghua cigarettes?"
Liu Bei watches his two former sworn brothers and silently munches on sunflower seeds. "Good thing I can still shout '666!'"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Commentary on Chapter 10: Lu Qiling's sleeping appearance (first update, asking for flowers!) Of "Going to the Three Kingdoms with a Warehouse" written by Master Bai Jin.
Commentary on Chapter 7: Meeting Lu Qiling Again (please give me flowers!) In "Going to the Three Kingdoms with a Warehouse" written by Master Bai Jin.
The book is good, but the writing is too casual. Whether it's Sun Shangxiang or Lu Qiling, their relationships develop too quickly, and subduing the tiger and leopard cavalry is too casual. They simply don't treat them as human beings. Write like a puppet