From the Start, I Was Sold at the Slave Market, but My Innate Divine Strength Subdued the Military Governor

[During writing, auxiliary tools were used to organize historical materials and polish the prose. The plot, characters, and political intrigue in this book are all original.]

[Transmigration] [struggle for supremacy] [chaotic times] [strategy] [commander]

[leading troops] [heavy halberd] [divine strength] [Alternate history, a power fantasy you can read without thinking]

[Then, in Volume Two, he transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic future, and generals like Lu Bu and Zhang Liao will also travel there]

When Xu Yu opened his eyes, he had become a starving refugee in 870, at the end of the Tang dynasty.

In those chaotic times, human life was worth less than grass. He saw children being sold like livestock in the slave market with his own eyes.

He had planned to keep his head down and survive, but then a military governor rode through the streets, knocking over a porridge stall and splashing its leftovers all over him.

The moment the cold whip lashed toward him, a primordial force suddenly erupted within Xu Yu.

He overturned the tall horse with one hand. As the refugees cried out and the soldiers stared in terror, he grabbed the military governor by the collar:

“In these chaotic times, your rules mean jack squat!”