After transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms era as a commoner, Lu Ming gets bound to a sign-in System.
He only wants to stay alive and scrape by, but somehow he saves the villagers of Xiaohe Village and becomes their Divine Lord.
Somehow, he “cures” Emperor Ling's hidden ailment, and the emperor personally appoints him Governor of Jingzhou.
Somehow, he marries Mi Zhen, whose brother Mi Zhu brings a massive dowry. In the blink of an eye, the Jingxiang Trading Company becomes richer than the state.
Liu Bei and his brothers Guan Yu and Zhang Fei have no prospects, so they willingly come to work under him and risk their lives. As Dong Zhuo prepares to seize control of the government, Lu Ming smiles and draws his sword as he enters the palace: “You're a mantis, yet you dare act so arrogantly? Today, I'll use you to raise my banner!”
Somehow, he takes the emperor hostage and commands the regional lords...
Finally, I came across a novel where I can't walk without seeing a woman. The storyline is compact and has no unnecessary content. It's just that the author's writing is not very good and the fighting description is weak.
More explosions, more explosions, more explosions!
Taking Zhang Jiao's path leaves Zhang Jiao with no other choice. The protagonist has martial arts, overlord heritage, and the ability to heal, and has been passed down through the ages. There is almost unlimited food. The road of having a magic stick can indeed win people's hearts.
I really like the novels of the Three Kingdoms type. I have read a lot of them. I have read every kind of novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms. Each one has different interesting aspects. The author starts with the magic stick. He has won the hearts of the people step by step and deceived civil servants and generals. It is still interesting, but his writing skills are not good. He is obviously a newcomer. Please encourage him and keep up the good work!
The protagonist, as a social animal, faced difficulties in survival due to poverty when he traveled through the Three Kingdoms. He wrote about the hardships and helplessness of ordinary people. Fortunately, there was a system so that the protagonist could have a chance to survive, and then step by step he would be promoted to a noble position and guide the country. Apart from the poor writing, the plot was okay, but it is recommended to read it quickly.