[Transmigration with no System] + [Hellish start] + [Power struggles and conquest] + [Decisive and ruthless] + [Defying fate]
Tang Xin transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era, and is just about to head to Suanzao to join Liu Bei...
when he accidentally kills Cao Cao on the way.
A scout witnesses it with his own eyes, and overnight, the warlords are thrown into chaos.
He fails to become Liu Bei, and instead becomes the enemy of the world!
If he can't clear his name, then he'll turn the whole world upside down.
He returns to Dong Zhuo's camp, seizes the Imperial Seal, kills the traitor Dong Zhuo, and washes away his guilt with a great service to the state, earning himself a noble title.
He raises an army in Qingzhou: crushes the Yellow Turbans, swallows up the warlords, and launches expeditions overseas.
This time, the realm will belong neither to Liu Bei nor Cao Cao. It will be mine.
Yes, I like Cao Cao's first life and death. Ungrateful, indiscriminate killing of innocents, capricious, unfaithful, repeated defeats, shameless
It's pretty good, but I got screwed
Logical writing is pretty good
Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking, five stars.
Not bad, quite pretty
A very interesting novel about the Three Kingdoms.
Wonderful and good book, it tells about the rags-to-riches development of the Three Kingdoms, the logic is reliable, and I will keep up with it!
After reading it so far, the logic is clear, the expressions are clear, and the reading comfort is great. It has the weight of historical texts, but also adds a little lightness of modern texts. Come on, come on⛽!
I haven't found any illogical logic yet, the language is fluent and the plot is novel.
It's an interesting start, keep up the good work