Three Kingdoms: The Undying Old Monster Outlasts Four Generations of the Cao Family!

Synopsis:

{Transmigration + System + Adapted from official history + Summoning + Career-focused + Feel-good}

After transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms period as recorded in official history, Liu Biao obtains a life-for-power System that lets him summon soldiers and heroes from across history.

If even transmigration is possible, Liu Biao sees no reason to be surprised by anything else.

Surrounded by powerful enemies, with treacherous ministers bringing ruin to the country.

As time goes by, Liu Biao unexpectedly discovers that the System is riddled with bugs.

Liu Biao: “I have received the Mandate of Heaven!”

Cao Cao: “They all say he’s about to die. Why is that old fossil still alive?”

Cao Pi: “I’m coughing my lungs out, so how is he still alive?”

Cao Rui: “Father, I can’t hold on to the realm you left me...”

Cao Fang: “A ghost!!!”

Decades later

Dying Liu Cong gazed at the emperor flourishing with life in the great hall, his heart full of complaints.

“Why won’t Father finally die!”

A century later

Liu Biao, now a sage with an immortal’s bearing, stood atop Lingyun Terrace. Looking at Ying Zheng and Liu Che beside him, and the envious eyes of the veteran ministers below, he sighed:

“The Hu people are gone. How could China still be in chaos?”

“The Roman Empire! How far have they advanced this time?”

(The pacing is slow at first. The story researches authentic historical sources and uses satellite maps to reimagine real battles.)

(The feel-good action starts after 50 chapters. By chapter 126, heroes from across history have begun gathering in Jingzhou.)

(Around chapter 195, hundreds of historical warlords from across the ages have all gathered in Jingzhou!)

(This novel delivers feel-good action while also introducing the histories of countries around the world.)

(The heroes come from the Shang and Western Zhou dynasties, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the Qin dynasty, the Chu-Han contention, the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin, the Northern and Southern dynasties, the Sui and Tang dynasties, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, and modern times.)