The Great Three Kingdoms

What is a hero?

A hero is a dream.

Everyone has a dream, even if they are no hero.

A hero may be small, but a hero's dreams are the greatest of all!

Si Tu Yang is no hero. But he has a dream of his own!

As the Han dynasty nears its end, war rages across the land. The mighty contend for supremacy, and heroes emerge in droves.

Si Tu Yang, an utterly unremarkable nobody in modern society, is transported by a twist of fate back to the Three Kingdoms, an age torn apart by war. To fulfill the mission that has thrust him onto the stage of history, and to pursue his own dream, he draws on more than two thousand years of accumulated knowledge. He rides into battle, ranges across the field, commands a million troops, vies for control of the Central Plains, and joins the heroes of the realm in alliance.

In that extraordinary age, heroes and beauties mingle blood and tears. He gives counsel on the fate of the realm, laughs in the face of the world, and recounts the glories of the ages with effortless ease.

Classic Literature

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