Three Kingdoms: I Can Transform the World

Chu Zhao transmigrated. He had thought he would be like all the other transmigrators, conquering the world with the help of a System and building an unparalleled legacy. Instead, he discovered that his golden finger required him to transform the world and drive its evolution.

What does it matter if Zhao Yun rode alone for a thousand miles and charged through the enemy lines seven times at Changban Slope? He couldn't compare to a maid under my command, who could ** with a flick of her hand.

Lü Bu had the strength to take on ten thousand men, yet he was still mortal in the end, no match for an ordinary servant of mine.

Let the Three Kingdoms contend for supremacy, with a million-strong army at your disposal. It still can't compare to a move of black or white on my chessboard.

One piece falls, and ghosts and gods tremble as mountains and rivers crumble.

No immortal can stand above me. Between immortals and mortals lie nine levels of heaven.

There were no immortals in this world. Then I came, and immortals came to be.

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