Rebirth of the Three Kingdoms: Lin Qing's Rise from a Young Age

Lin Qing opened her eyes and found herself lying in the Yellow Turban refugee camp. In his previous life, he was an ignorant college student. Faced with the upcoming encirclement and suppression by officers and soldiers, he smiled cruelly. There is no system blessing, no foresight, only determination that is more ruthless than in troubled times. That night, he beheaded the preacher leader and took three hundred refugees into the mountains. "Since this world eats people, let me eat them all first!" He wants to seize food, grass, soldiers, and hearts with his own hands step by step. Lin Qing, a modern man, was reborn in a refugee camp in Youzhou in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He had neither system nor prophet, only profound survival wisdom. In a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood filled with starving people and powerful factions, he started by killing the bosses and seizing power, escaping into the mountains, gathering people's hearts in desperate situations, and grabbing chestnuts from the fire of conspiracy. Collect defeated troops, seize fortresses, provoke civil strife, refuse to recruit, and build camp step by step. With rigorous details and cold logic, the work depicts how a ruthless and pragmatic protagonist transforms from a refugee leader to a separatist leader. In the cracks of Gongsun Zan, Liu Yu and other forces, he practices the law of "the weak eats the strong" and builds a foundation in troubled times. There is the coldness of calculating people's hearts, the price of licking blood with the blade of a knife, and the majestic ambition to "eat up the world" with a knife and a ruthless heart in the torrent of history.