Top General of the Three Kingdoms, Pan Feng: From Laughingstock to Warlord

Transmigration, Three Kingdoms, strategy, farming, conquest, history

I transmigrated as Pan Feng, the man from the famous line in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: “I have the great general Pan Feng, who can behead Hua Xiong.”

When I woke up, Hua Xiong's blade was still hanging over my head. History told me that in the next moment, I would become the first laughingstock of the Three Kingdoms.

But this time, I was determined to survive.

From a “dead man” to the lord of Zhending, from the blood-soaked fields of Jiqiao to the undercurrents at Longcou. I put down roots between Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan, and made my moves outside the game being played by Cao Cao and Liu Bei.

Zhang He called me lord, Zhao Yun owed me his life, and Ju Shou said I “have the ambitions of a great warlord, yet act with benevolence and righteousness.”

But I knew that the greatest advantage in this chaotic age wasn't strength or soldiers. It was this: I had read Romance of the Three Kingdoms.