After transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms era as a county magistrate, Ye An finds himself at the highest difficulty from the start.
The Yellow Turbans have surrounded the city, and both food and ammunition are running out!
Fortunately, the “Reputation Shop” arrives.
But the starter pack is just unlimited rice porridge and steamed buns made from white flour?
“Don’t panic! There’s plenty for everyone! Eat your fill, then let’s take them down!”
Armed with the humblest of rations, Ye An really does lead his starving defenders to repel the bandits.
Reputation +1!
+10!
+100!
The supplies he can exchange for keep getting better, and the territory he conquers keeps growing.
Ye An is quite content: living peacefully as a wealthy man sounds just fine.
But his followers don’t see it that way!
Soldiers: “My lord gave us porridge and saved our lives. We owe him a debt greater than the heavens!”
Scholars: “My lord has won the people’s hearts through benevolence. He truly has the makings of a wise ruler!”
Generals: “My lord! It’s time for someone else to sit on the throne!”
Then one morning, Ye An opens his eyes to find the room filled with kneeling, armor-clad soldiers, while a brand-new imperial robe has already been draped over his shoulders...
He stares at the “Emperor” in the mirror, completely dumbfounded. “Wait... Yesterday, all I did was approve a budget for buying pickled vegetables?!”
Why do I feel like I've read several identical books?
Very good, very good, come on
Come on, come on, it's beautiful and powerful.
I am very satisfied with this book
Well written and beautiful