Three Kingdoms: I Get Stronger by Looting Corpses

After transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms era, Guan Yan becomes Guan Yu's son, a person who never existed in history, and unexpectedly awakens a golden finger that lets him loot corpses.

It is now just after the Edict in the Girdle incident, and Guan Yu has surrendered to Cao Cao's camp with Liu Bei's wives and family in tow.

After his old man cuts down Yan Liang with a single stroke, Guan Yan sees the heaps of glittering treasures and attributes scattered around the corpse and knows he's about to make it big.

Cao Cao: "What should I do to persuade your father to stay and serve me?"

Cai Mao: "The vanguard army led by Guan Yan, the Guan family's butcher, is less than thirty li from Xiangyang! My lord, we should surrender at once! My lord? My lord... My lord is dead!!!"

The history books record that Liu Biao, one of the Eight Steeds, died of fright at the news that the butcher Guan Yan was approaching with his army. He was 67 years old!

This novel leans toward the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, with some historical elements mixed in. Everything serves the story.

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