Mecha Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Have Ten Thousand Armored Soldiers

[Lots of female characters, ensemble cast, mecha, spiritual qi revival]

After transmigrating into a fictional Three Kingdoms era at the end of the Qian dynasty, where technology, mecha, and cultivation go hand in hand, he becomes Zhang He, son of Zhang Yang, governor of Shangdang. Just after his arrival, the uprising of the three Zhang brothers ends in failure. With no one to rein them in, the Yellow Turban Holy Warriors across the land burn, kill, and plunder without restraint. Facing these Yellow Turban Holy Warriors, who take advantage of the chaos to prey on the people, he’s fortunate to obtain the strongest Check-In System.

[Clang! Check-in at the young woman’s bedroom successful. Reward: ten thousand mechanical shield-armored soldiers.]

[Clang! Check-in at Cai Yan, daughter of Cai Yong’s, bedroom successful. Reward: five-star warrior Ran Min.]

[Clang! Check-in at Yuan Meng, daughter of Yuan Shao’s, bedroom successful. Reward: four-star warrior Chang Yuchun.]

“System, are these check-in locations appropriate?”

[Host, you have to trust me. This is… absolutely an appropriate Check-In System.]

“Have you ever seen Zhang Fei in sleek, high-tech black armor?”

“Have you ever seen Guan Yu swing a metal Green Dragon Crescent Blade and unleash a blade arc nearly a kilometer long?”

“Have you ever seen Zhuge Liang hold a metal folding fan and send a gale sweeping across the world with a gentle wave?”

“What? My father is Zhang Yang? Eighty-eight warlords have gathered at Suanzao? This world has over a hundred provinces, over ten thousand commanderies, and a million counties? The ancient Xia state is called Great Qian? Sun Jian is still alive? Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, Cai Yan, Zhen Ji, and Diao Chan are all check-in targets?”

Embark on a check-in and transmigration adventure from the Three Kingdoms realm to the Three Kingdoms universe.

(Before you read, please heed this old minister’s advice: everyone’s personality and way of doing things have been changed. I’d rather not argue history with Your Majesty and disrupt the harmony between ruler and subject.)