Zhang Ziyu somehow found his soul in the late Eastern Han dynasty, and, to make matters worse, became Zhang Jiao's son.
That's right, his father was the Great Virtuous Teacher who led the Yellow Turban Rebellion and plunged the Han dynasty into chaos.
With the Yellow Turbans on the brink of defeat, Zhang Ziyu had no choice but to scramble to save his own life.
Drawing on his knowledge of history, he embarked on an extraordinary series of transformations.
From a Yellow Turban rebel everyone wanted dead, to a renowned grand general, and then to the mighty King of Qin: his journey was nothing short of hair-raising...
He took Emperor Ling hostage and trapped the court officials, then stirred up the inner palace and deposed the empress.
He faked his death and fled to Yanmen Pass, where he subdued the Xianbei and brought their horses to heel.
With unmatched combat prowess, he defeated the heroes and toyed with the warlords as he chatted and laughed.
He plotted and schemed to throw the times into chaos, then conned and deceived his way into claiming other men's wives.
When I heard about forbidden techniques and spellcasting, I just laughed. Giving it 2 stars isn't unreasonable, is it?
The protagonist's outrageous self-destructive behavior is speechless.
It's beautifully written! It's strange that I'm the first comment.