Three Kingdoms: A New Clone Every Day, Playing the Fool on All Sides

In the final years of Emperor Ling's reign, Li Yan transmigrates and awakens the golden finger “One Doppelganger a Day.” From then on, the chaotic Three Kingdoms gain a top-tier star of a troublemaker!

His doppelganger A Fu joins Dong Zhuo, feeding laxatives to the Red Hare and making Lü Bu look like a fool. Shi Gandang follows Liu Bei, setting strange-smelling incense outside Zhuge Liang's door during the three visits to the thatched cottage. A fake Xi Zhicai joins Cao Cao's camp, misreading numbers in battle plans and tying red strings around the chain strategy. Zhou Xiaolang accompanies Sun Ce, drawing the defenses backward and leaking the script for the feigned-surrender ruse...

From Hulao Pass to the banks of Red Cliff, from the battlefield at Guandu to Wuzhang Plains, hundreds and thousands of doppelgangers spread throughout Wei, Shu, and Wu, stirring up trouble in court and causing chaos in the barracks. He slips funny faces into Ma Chao's surrender letter, sends Xiahou Yuan a weather report saying it's “perfect for getting beaten up,” and has everyone sing “The Three Kingdoms Laugh” at Sima Yan's coronation. Using ancient methods, he brings memes and photo trends to life, turning a solemn age of upheaval into utter bedlam.

The warlords grow suspicious and blame one another. Zhuge Liang is so exasperated he can only hold his forehead, and Zhou Yu loses his composure time and again. Only Li Yan stays behind the scenes, laughing as he watches events unfold. The doppelgangers share memories but each has a different personality, and their growing lifespans conceal a crisis. This century-spanning game of cat and mouse will leave behind, in The Three Kingdoms Book of Shenanigans, a hilarious legend that will baffle future generations!