When Chen Guang wakes up, he is astonished to discover that he has transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms era and become an infantryman under Cao Cao. In his previous life, he was utterly unremarkable, but now he unexpectedly binds himself to the Strongest Charge System. As long as he fearlessly charges into battle, he can earn rewards. On the battlefield:
Lü Bu: “Who is this man? How can he fight me to a draw?”
Guan Yu: “His courage is truly terrifying. I must admit I’m not his equal!”
Cao Cao: “With a fierce general like this, how could I fail to build an empire?”
Chen Guang: “I just wanted to be an ordinary infantryman. Somehow, I became the Champion Marquis of the Great Han. Fine, I’ll come clean: I’m done pretending. With the System at my side, who can stop me? Of course, I’m still that upstanding young man from the 21st century.”
Run fast and have a state of mind
The Tiger and Leopard Cavalry are divided into heavy-armored Tiger Cavalry and light-armored Leopard Cavalry. They are not all heavy-armored cavalry. This is the first point. The second point is the characters. The ancients had characters when they became crowned. This does not fit the point that the protagonist has no characters. Even if you just make up a character, it is better than no characters. Unless it is a poor common people, but the parents made up by the protagonist are not poor people, so how can there be no characters?
Well written, keep it up and support it
Come on, come on, come on
Very well written, keep it up
The wonderful music here makes me miss Shu
The content was copied from a lot of mythological versions of the Three Kingdoms, so I changed the name.
The first few chapters were okay, but the last few chapters were sloppy and lackluster.
Where is your Ten Thousand Sword Art?
Another Three Kingdoms junk book