In the Three Kingdoms, I Faced a Hundred Thousand Troops with My Bare Hands

Chen Hao is a “good-for-nothing” strategist who spent over a decade under Liu Biao, long ago gave up on turning his life around, and only wants to be an invisible nobody. On the eve of the “final boss fight in the starter village,” with Cao Cao’s army at the gates and Jingzhou on the brink of disaster, he finally awakens the System he’s been waiting for. But the late-arriving System doesn’t grant him the cunning to “control the battlefield from behind the scenes.” Instead, it gives him a General System that only knows how to send him charging headlong into battle. To survive, Chen Hao is forced to use his frail scholar’s body in a chaotic world he no longer understands, embarking on an absurd legend of “a mortal standing shoulder to shoulder with divine generals.”