Three Kingdoms: The Unfailing Strategist

In the late Eastern Han dynasty, the people live in misery, while Emperors Huan and Ling rule incompetently and without virtue. The period from the Yellow Turban Rebellion in 184 AD to the founding of the Eastern Jin in 280 AD is one of the most fascinating eras in history.

A modern man is reborn in the late Eastern Han dynasty and writes a different tale of the Three Kingdoms.

Was the refined gentleman Zhou Yu really angered to death by Zhuge Liang?

Did Sun Quan really live up to Cao Cao's words, "May I have a son like Sun Zhongmou"?

Was Liu Bei really descended from the imperial family? Why was he so unruly as a youth, yet so virtuous and benevolent later in life?

Cao Cao's early ambition was to have his tombstone read, "The Tomb of Cao Cao, General of the Han Who Conquers the West." Why did he later become so different?

All the answers are in this book. Most of it follows the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, with a few historical facts woven in.

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