Three Kingdoms: The Generals

The struggle for supremacy and unification, transmigration, the Three Kingdoms, no System, mighty generals. A Three Kingdoms enthusiast with a decisive streak, modern office worker Zhao Yichuan dies suddenly from overwork and transmigrates into the Eastern Han dynasty in 184, becoming an ordinary infantryman in the Northern Army in Zhuo Commandery, Jizhou. He has no golden finger or natural advantages, only basic modern knowledge, a fierce will to survive, and the grit to take risks and fight his way forward.

The Mandate of Heaven has fallen, and the Yellow Heaven is rising. The flames of the Yellow Turban Rebellion engulf the land, the Eastern Han court is rotten, soldiers' pay is siphoned off, and the troops go hungry. To the ruling class, the lives of common soldiers are worthless. He wakes in a pile of foul-smelling straw and faces the chaos with a rusty spear in hand. He learns to fight amid blood-soaked rain in the wilderness, sees through human nature during late-night talks in the barracks, and uses quick reflexes and a rudimentary grasp of tactics to save a fellow villager, the young Zhou Cang. He also befriends the honest Wang Er, gradually gathering the brothers around him so they can stand together and survive.