Three Kingdoms: I Take a Human Cheat as My Master and Emerge Invincible

While other transmigrators rely on golden fingers to dominate the Three Kingdoms, Liu Yao has only a mysterious old man from the start. After three years of hard training, he masters spears, swords, bows, and fists, while also perfecting strategy and command of troops. The old man turns out to be the embodiment of a System, but he grants no cheats at all. Instead, he hones Liu Yao as a person to the utmost. Descending the mountain with the Black Tortoise Armor, the Army-Breaking Spear, the Flowing Light Sword, the Startling Swan Bow, and the Flame-Treading Horse, he is given the courtesy name Beichen and charged with “establishing order in a chaotic age by his own strength.” He crushes the Yellow Turbans, campaigns against Dong Zhuo, and contends for the Central Plains, paving the road to hegemony with his own blood and flesh. So what if he has no cheats? Watch as Xiao Che, with every ability at its peak, becomes emperor and establishes a new order amid the turmoil of the late Han, protects the vast lands of Huaxia, and even wipes out the Japanese threat thousands of years ahead of time, becoming a legend for the ages.