Three Kingdoms: I Stake Out the Thatched Cottage and Snatch Zhuge Liang from Liu Bei

The loser Zhu Liang transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms.

From the start, the System tasks him with stealing Zhuge Liang away before he enters official service.

Zhu Liang changes his name to Zhuge Liang, ties on a scholar's headscarf, takes up a feather fan, and lies in wait near the thatched cottage.

When Liu Bei makes his third visit to the cottage, Zhuge Liang gets there first.

"Are you Mr. Wolong?"

"I am Zhuge Liang, courtesy name Kongming..."

Steal Zhuge Liang away and receive a Famous General Summoning Card.

At Xinye, Xiahou Dun attacks with an army of ten thousand. When Zhang Fei and Guan Yu voice their doubts, Zhuge Liang summons the famed general Li Cunxiao, wipes out Cao Cao's ten thousand troops, and captures Xiahou Dun alive, making a name for himself in a single battle.

Liu Bei has no money to recruit soldiers, so Zhuge Liang steals Cao Cao's tomb-raiding officers.

On the eve of the Battle of Red Cliffs, Zhuge Liang steals the straw-boat arrow plan from Zhuge Liang, who has already joined the Eastern Wu.

Liu Bei wants to forge a marriage alliance with Eastern Wu, so Zhuge Liang steals Sun Shangxiang away.

Liu Bei wants to become emperor, so Zhuge Liang steals the throne of Shu...

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