Three Kingdoms: Building the Heavenly Secrets Tower from the Start

Cao Jun transmigrates to the end of the Han Dynasty, and from the start, the System rewards him with the Heavenly Secrets Tower.

He thought he was in for an invincible life of lying flat.

What, he has to defeat these people? The Legalist Sage, the Mohist Giant, the Daoist Celestial Master...

Guo Jia: I have my Ten Victories and Ten Defeats theory, and can pacify the north, but I'm no Legalist Sage.

Zhuge Liang: I can plan strategies and devise brilliant schemes, but I'm no Mohist Giant.

Zhang Jiao: The azure heavens are dead, the yellow heavens will rise, but I'm no Daoist Celestial Master.

So where exactly are the enemies?

Cao Jun begins using the Heavenly Secrets Tower to divine all kinds of rankings.

Strategist rankings, general rankings, army rankings, beauty rankings, weapons rankings, books rankings...

In the end, when the power rankings are revealed, Cao Jun can no longer hide his identity as a Confucian Sage.

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