Three Kingdoms: the Journey of Commoner Zhao Wu

This book travels through the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of an ordinary modern person, struggling to survive. In the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, how to make money and accumulate money from a small person using the little knowledge of modern papermaking and winemaking, and gradually grow from a small to a big one. It is not easy for me to occupy one of the four quarters of the world in the later period. I have seen too many Goldfinger time travel protagonists, and the historical deviations written are too big and unreasonable. This book tries its best to use the thinking of modern ordinary people to show the story of how a powerless common people survived in the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, with natural and man-made disasters, chaos in the court, people's livelihood, internal and external troubles. I try my best to describe the real scenes and characters of the wars throughout history, try to maintain the major historical scenes and allusions, and try to be as truthful as possible.