Lu Zhao, a virtuous young man of the new age, accidentally transmigrates to the final years of the Eastern Han dynasty and joins Liu Bei, the Great Han's irresistible charmer. He dreams of becoming a peerless strategist who can turn the tides with a flick of his hand and restore the Han dynasty.
He devotes himself wholeheartedly to the cause, recruiting talent, winning over famed generals, scheming to take Jingzhou, fighting Cao Cao, and facing Sun Quan.
But fate has other plans. After Liu Bei betrays him, Lu Zhao turns to the dark side.
From that day on, the Great Han loses a renowned strategist who could outwit heaven, while the world gains a demon king whose intellect surpasses Zhuge Liang's and whose martial prowess outstrips Guan Yu's.
Reclusive sages such as Master Shui Jing Sima Hui, Pang Degong, Cui Zhouping of Boling, Shi Guangyuan of Yingchuan, and Meng Gongwei of Runan all emerge from seclusion to aid Lu Zhao, shattering the Three Kingdoms' stalemate and setting the world ablaze once more.
Cao Cao: Why on earth did I have to provoke him? My headache is back!
Liu Bei: I regret it! I regret it! I regret it so much!
Sun Quan: He's not human! He's a devil!
Guan Yu: Lu Zhao's courage is no less than Lu Bu's!
Zhuge Liang: I have never seen anyone so shameless!
Jia Xu, Cheng Yu, and Li Ru: Next to him, I'm just a raw recruit!
Five-star critic MacArthur says: I've read plenty of good books, but never one this good.
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See how Lu Zhao manipulates the warlords with ease, unifies the Great Han, conquers the world, and fulfills every fantasy you have about the Three Kingdoms...
A note to all readers: This book is set from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms period. It combines official history, unofficial history, and romance to stir up the world situation again, and unfolds a series of heart-stirring and evocative stories of the feudal princes competing for hegemony. The character of Cao Wei, the romance of Shu Han, the rats of Soochow, the short-lived talents in history books, the deplorable regrets, and the countless difficulties are all filled in by novels. The battle scenes in the book include but are not limited to horse battles, infantry battles, water battles, fire attacks, flooding, sieges, defenses, sneak attacks, outsmarting, overpowering enemies, fighting generals, melee battles, etc... To meet the needs of the plot, the ages of some characters may be slightly changed. The protagonist has a bodhisattva heart and thunderous methods, and his actions are both good and evil. Those who mind are advised to proceed with caution. We hereby promise to be non-competitive, constantly updated, and never unfinished. Due to the limited level of the author, there may be some omissions in the book. Everyone is welcome to criticize and correct, and work together to write a brand new epic of the heroes fighting for hegemony in the late Han Dynasty!
In fact, you don't need to write so fast, and pursue more depth, one chapter in two days. In fact, there is no need to write historical facts + romance. After all, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is historical facts + literary creation. I wish your writing will get better and better. [Learned][Learned]
This book is amazing. It's so beautiful. I really recommend reading it.
It's so cool to watch, the author keeps working hard and serializing every day 👍👍👍👍
Very nice, but the foreshadowing is too long
It's okay for now, hurry up and stand on your own feet Brother, you are almost 100 chapters in. I really want to read it, but I don't like Liu Bei, so I keep jumping 🤦
Okay, okay, come on, I just like the Three Kingdoms with a bit of gangsterism.