Three Kingdoms: The Great Dao Rankings Reveal My Identity as a Peerless Strategist

The Three Kingdoms era.

The land was divided among Shu, Wei, and Wu.

Then, on this very day, a Great Dao ranking appeared, listing strategists, military generals, mounts, and rulers.

The world watched with bated breath, wondering who would rank first: Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu of Wu, or Xun Yu of Wei?

But when the rankings were revealed, what shocked everyone was this:

Zhuge Liang ranked only third, Zhou Yu did not even make the top five, and Sima Yi was second. As for first place, it went to an unknown man named Xu Heng.

In no time, Liu Bei, King of Shu; Cao Cao, King of Wei; and Sun Quan, King of Wu, all came in person to invite Xu Heng to join their camps, honoring him as a statesman of the highest caliber.

But Xu Heng, who had only wanted to keep a low profile, was dumbfounded. He had planned to make his entrance in the later years of the Three Kingdoms, but never expected the ranking to expose him.

Since things had come to this, Xu Heng resolutely chose Cao Cao’s camp. He knew the Han dynasty was already rotten to its roots, and decided it would be better to help establish a true empire.

And so...

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