Three Kingdoms: I, Zhang Daji, Was Born with a Bone in the Back of My Head

"The sky is dead, and the yellow sky should stand. If you are born in Jiazi, the world will be prosperous." At that time, the tide of the times was surging with shouts that resounded throughout the world, and countless heroes stepped onto the stage of history as the curtain slowly opened. Heaven and earth, mountains and seas, ghosts, princes and generals, mountains and seas of blood. When a country is established, all tribes will be destroyed; when a country is about to be established, all the bones will wither. "Don't let the people be speechless and let you drive them and bully them. One day the heaven and the earth will turn upside down, and the princes will be as humble as clay." Note: This book tells the story of a "man" who established an "ideal kingdom of gods" in the Three Kingdoms where immortals and gods are everywhere. The protagonist tries to use the "Three Kingdoms of Gods and Demons" to deduce the feasibility of eliminating "classes", "antagonisms" and "differences". Of course, this concept, which is beyond the era of "Three Kingdoms", is doomed for the protagonist to be unrecognized and suppressed, and his journey is also doomed to be full of thorns and loneliness.