He transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and becomes Liu Ji, the eldest son of Liu Yao, Inspector of Yangzhou.
It is the first year of Xingping. Yangzhou is fractured, with Yuan Shu occupying Huainan to the north and eyeing the region, ready to seize Jiangdong at any moment. The Little Conqueror Sun Ce will attack Jiangdong in less than a year. To the west, Liu Biao, Governor of Jingzhou, holds sway over Jingzhou, while the Shanyue tribes run rampant in Yangzhou itself, and Yan Baihu, Wang Lang, and others refuse to obey orders.
Since ancient times, the south has never been able to defeat the north. Now Liu Ji decides that his great ambition will begin in Jiangdong.
Wait, where's the invincible System I was promised?
"Ding! The Strongest Ambition System has been activated."
"Can the System make me stronger while I sleep?"
"Can I change my System, too?"
A tale of passion in the Three Kingdoms era. I'm no good at writing introductions, so come on in and read!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
By the way, Tai Shici is not bad at the beginning.
This book is slow to pick up, and requires a few transitions in the early stages.
Come on, is the other author going to explode?