When Chen Hao wakes, he finds himself in the coldest rain of the late Eastern Han dynasty. He has no overpowered cheat, only a cold-blooded Assessment System: survive, enforce military discipline, and protect a bowl of porridge. Then he manages to avert a massacre that was meant to happen. Ten “players” descend from the other side: their memories are clouded, they can revive only three times, and they treat the battlefield like a game instance and the common people like NPCs. Humor and flashing blades go hand in hand: Hulao Pass no longer relies on myth, and the Battle of Red Cliffs becomes a sequence of procedures. With systems, training, and a restrained technology tree, Chen Hao stands against geniuses and steadies people’s hearts. Can he raise order from the ruins amid blood and fire?
