Bo Weida, an African-Emirati high school student, traveled through time with full reluctance when he drew the last coin of Krypton Light. Here, killing the landlords in the Three Kingdoms is the kingly way, the generals determine the official rank, and the gold ingot determines life and death.
Everyone has benefits at the beginning of school: Five Tiger Generals, fifty draws in a row. The students are filled with golden light, and the gods are like clouds. Bo Weida fell into deep thought as he looked at the only general he had drawn who was at the bottom of the force [Shu·Zhang Zhi] - a frail scholar holding a writing brush.
When others used God Gan Ning to rob the camp and kill them with Jie Xu Sheng's ancient ingot knife and wine, Bo Weida could only bite the bullet and come up with his "strange rules":
"This round, red is banned for everyone!"
"Now, only club cards are allowed!"
"Don't move. All cards with a value other than 3 are invalid!"
The opponents were stunned, aggrieved, helpless and furious. Since then, a legend has spread in General Soul Academy: I would rather challenge the general than mess with the guy at the bottom of the rank - his general will not beat you, but will only ask you to "follow the rules."
And Bo Weida's goal has changed from being powerful in the world to a simple wish: "Earn enough gold ingots and get a general who can fight normally... Isn't this too much to ask?
