Three Kingdoms: Selling Arms, Yet Unwittingly Unifying the Realm

After waking up, Li Yang finds himself reborn in the Three Kingdoms era. He discovers that he’s not only Liu Bei’s neighbor, but also his strongest competitor in the straw sandal business. Just as he’s about to despair, a special transaction binds him to a bizarre military hardware System that doubles his returns and triggers critical hits. From then on, Li Yang never looks back from the business of selling weapons. Guan Yu: The Green Dragon Crescent Blade was mine to begin with. You lowlife who stole my blade and sold your life cheap, I’ll destroy you! Zhang Fei: You dare threaten my big brother Li Yang? I’ll poke a few holes clean through you! Yellow Turban commander: Isn’t Li Yang a straw sandal seller? How does he have such a well-equipped army? When the eighteen warlords gather in an alliance, how could Li Yang, a transmigrator, possibly miss out? Lü Bu: You wretched Li Yang! You shameless scoundrel! First you stole my Red Hare, then you took my Sky Piercer Halberd, and now you’re selling it right in front of me. You’re despicable! You’re infuriating! Cao Cao: If I could get Li Yang on my side, he’d be worth a million troops. And his advanced equipment is especially tempting! Li Yang: Sigh, ascending to the throne was so easy. What a bore. P.S. The System isn’t especially powerful. The story mainly focuses on cold weapons, with a little political maneuvering thrown in.