I Transmigrated into the Apocalypse and Taught the Villains of the Late Han to Turn Over a New Leaf

Dong Zhuo: “I spent a year making plans, and my Xiliang army took only a hundred heads? Heavens above!” Cao Cao: “My merit-based appointment decree was plagiarized by shameless people. All I got was nothing!” Lü Bu: “Chan’er, pack up. Let’s go back home. That’s the only true paradise on earth.”

This book has it all: transmigration, becoming emperor, ascending the throne, restoring the dynasty, the Han court, the Eastern Han, the end of the Han, Emperor Ling, Emperor Xian, border troops, and common soldiers.

Farming, technology, commerce, court politics, generals, and strategy.

A fanatical emperor supporter, holding the Son of Heaven hostage to command the lords, founding academies, and handing out wives.

Transmigration, a lighthearted tone, an apocalyptic setting, comedy, and domination.

At the end of the Eastern Han, warlords rose up and ruthless leaders fought for supremacy. The common people’s lives were worth less than grass.

It was in these circumstances that Wu Jun became a border garrison soldier. Relying on his own abilities, he outwitted powerful enemies and earned a chance to rise through the ranks. With the help of veteran soldiers from the borderlands and the down-and-out White Qiang, he successfully crushed the Yangpi Qiang and became a miscellaneous-rank general on the frontier: the General Who Pacifies the Borders.

But even a general of miscellaneous rank was still a general of the Han. Faced with a world in chaos, Wu Jun established the Bandit-Suppression Corps and issued ten prohibitions. Using the security forces as his blade, he protected the people and punished the villains who preyed on them. Once the Seven Kill Order was issued, no one in the land dared disobey.