No System + alternate history + late Han and Three Kingdoms + major villain + struggle for supremacy.
The Han dynasty stands at a moment of crisis. Liu Bei flees overseas, while Cao Cao fights to the death and fulfills his lifelong wish after dying: a tomb for Cao Hou, Former General Who Conquered the West of the Han.
Four emperors appear in the Han realm at once.
One is Emperor Xian of Han, while the other three are men holding jade seals, each supposedly chosen by Heaven.
How the age of chaos will end depends on how the protagonist defies fate and changes his destiny...
An ordinary peasant from the lowest rung of society accidentally transmigrates to the late Han and Three Kingdoms era.
He has no System and no golden finger, and can only rely on his scant memories to survive in an age when human lives are worth less than a dog’s.
Because he is Dong Zhuo, staying alive means he must keep winning. One defeat will leave him dead without a burial place.
See how the infamous Dong Zhuo defies fate, conquers the realm, and ushers in a golden age.
It could be written very well and interestingly, but there's still a flaw: Dong Zhuo is over 50 years old and has no children. Who will inherit the throne after he conquers the country? I suggest adding a pregnant woman to the plot.
The opening is interesting... The plot is tight and the writing is smooth and natural!
There are many books about the Three Kingdoms, but the author's version is the closest to the original work; it is both a novel and history. I have caught up to the latest chapter.
They brought them all over, but there were no soldiers or generals for them. Isn't that the best outcome? Everyone knows about the Three Kingdoms period. It's such a waste to let so many great generals be buried in obscurity. Anyway, I like it. Highly recommended!
It might not be very good on other novel reading apps, but it's a rare gem on Tomato Novels.
It's original and I recommend everyone to enjoy it.
Very good-looking and intelligent.
It feels pretty good.
Full marks, excellent! Well written, clear and logical. It's just that I didn't listen to Zhuge Liang, but with so many strategists, one or two more won't make a difference.
Good good good good good good good