Three Kingdoms: The Yellow Turban Spark Sets the World Ablaze

In 184 AD, Guangzong falls, and the Yellow Turban flames seem on the verge of going out.

Lin Miao, an international mercenary who transmigrates as a Yellow Turban strongman, escapes into the depths of the Taihang Mountains with the last embers of the uprising.

Others compete for supremacy with elite troops, ample provisions, and the backing of powerful clans. He does it with a set of “heresies” that make those clans grit their teeth: taxing land by acreage, making officials and gentry pay grain taxes, and electing village heads...

Cao Cao says he is buying the people’s loyalty, Liu Bei accuses him of undermining the moral order, and Yuan Shao laughs at his delusions.

But when his “Huaxia People’s Army” would rather freeze to death than dismantle a house, and would rather starve than loot, and when the displaced people under his rule gain land and the right to vote for the first time...

A single spark has already become a prairie fire.

Twenty years later, the realm is unified.

Before the dragon throne, Lin Miao draws out another blueprint.

“Your Majesty? No.”

“From this day on, there will be no emperor in this land, only a constitution, an assembly, and the people.”