Leading the Whole Village to Dominate the Three Kingdoms

At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, warlords rose against one another. Knowing that the world was built on the fundamental logic of a giant, ramshackle operation, Lu Yi made the entire village his stage, with heaven and earth as the board and all living beings as pieces. He crushed the Yellow Turbans, defeated Zhang Lu and Ma Chao, seized Hanzhong, took Liangzhou and captured Yongzhou. He put down rebellions, secured the realm, and restored the Han to its former glory!

Given a second life, Lu Yi would not scheme for an emperor. This time, he would scheme for all under heaven!

No characters suddenly lose their wits, and this is no simplistic power fantasy. It is a true, high-level contest between strategists.

There are no side characters in this book, only a clash of wits between counselors and warlords. Everyone is a master strategist, and every step conceals a hidden move.

Grand strategic designs, intricate tactical analyses, and far-reaching court intrigues: every scheme is ingenious, and every battle could be written into a military manual.

Read it slowly and savor it, and you will discover the brilliance of its political maneuvering and the depth of its vision.

This is a heartfelt work for fans of strategy, built on the foundations of statecraft and the spirit of military doctrine. It brings to life once more an age of upheaval and brilliant minds.