The Sword Rises in Huainan: I Open a Military Academy in the Three Kingdoms

A Three Kingdoms simulation novel, a hard-core war novel, a panoramic war novel. Almost all the characters are original. Readers who love invincible heroes and collecting famous generals, enter at your own risk!

This is a novel about war, politics, and espionage, set against the backdrop of the Three Kingdoms.

It focuses on the military, politics, and characters, while depicting late Eastern Han society as a whole. Its tone is generally austere, filled with political scheming and explorations of human nature. Readers with some life experience may enjoy it most.

(Multiple characters and an ensemble cast, with a focus on strategy, politics, war, and social life. No technology, and not a power fantasy.)

In 199 CE, Yuan Shu’s attempt to declare himself emperor fails, and he dies at Jiangting. A history teacher transmigrates into the body of Crown Prince Yuan Yao and takes on the task of rebuilding the Huainan faction. He fights in Xuzhou, resists Jiangdong, stirs up trouble at Guandu, and burns Chibi. Leading the students he has carefully trained, he unifies China.

A century later, the first line written about him in the history books is: “At a time of crisis, the Grand Ancestor raised his army and swept across the land with the Nine Swords of Huainan!”