Three Kingdoms: Three Warlords Unite the Land

Three modern-day college students unexpectedly transmigrate into the late Han Dynasty! Bai Ming lands right in the middle of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, with corpses strewn across the battlefield. With strength enough to move mountains, he fights off ruthless Yellow Turban bandits with his bare hands and rescues Lu Zhi amid the chaos. From then on, Bai Ming relies on his unmatched martial prowess to crush the Yellow Turbans and put down rebels. He defies Dong Zhuo and battles Lü Bu. In the imperial court, he draws his sword and denounces Dong Zhuo, then protects the young emperor through seven perilous encounters. Even with his white robes drenched in blood, he fights on without retreating. “Whoever dares invade the lands of our Great Han, I, Ming, will strike them down!” Wang Chao entered the imperial academy at an early age. His brilliance rivaled that of dragons and phoenixes, and his schemes could shape the Nine Provinces. His learning and talent shook the world. The Sun clan of Jiangdong spent six generations seeking worthy men, yet only Wang Chao’s talents won their admiration. From then on, Cao Cao’s service gained a brilliant strategist capable of outmaneuvering the world. Wang Chao even swore: “Though the Sun clan of Eastern Wu has ruled for three generations, I will personally bring them down!” Zhuge Liang led his troops south to conquer the four commanderies, hoping to secure Jingnan. But the sudden emergence of Chang Wuling, a peerless talent of his age, brought him the most devastating defeat he had suffered since entering the world. People lamented: “It’s easy to shake Cao Cao, but hard to shake the four states!” The map of the Three Kingdoms was thrown into utter disorder by the sudden emergence of Wang Chao, Bai Ming, and Chang Hao! Wang Chao followed Huang Chao’s path and cut off the Sima clan’s rise to power. Bai Ming swept away the warlords, pacified the realm, and set his sights on restoring the Han three times over. Chang Hao, too, made his ambition plain, carving out territory and ruling as a power unto himself. And so this Three Kingdoms, unlike any that came before, descended into utter chaos.