[Three Kingdoms + wild reimagining + political intrigue + corruption arc + winning over women + System summons + no power-scaling inconsistencies]
(The blurb is weak, and so are the first 30 chapters, but I promise that after chapter 30, you'll get a Three Kingdoms story like no other! Every character has been radically reimagined!)
This is a Three Kingdoms world full of lunatics!
After transmigrating to the end of the Han dynasty, Lu Wen discovers that everyone in the land looks at him as if he murdered their father.
Lu Bu wants to swallow Red Hare whole.
Does Cao Cao want to pluck the nose hairs of high-ranking nobles to make paintbrushes?
Is Cai Yan's reputation as a gifted woman fake?
Diao Chan seems off, too!
So what, exactly, is real?
Cai Yan: “Lu Wen, the Han dynasty doesn't need another Dong Zhuo! Leave, for the sake of the marriage we once shared.”
Diao Chan: “I am the cicada of the Han. The cicada sheds its skin, and the dragon changes color.”
Liu Bian: “Why were you in my Tang Ji's bedchamber for two hours? What did you say? Checking the accounts?”
Lu Wen says: “What empire? What beauties? Only the heavy infantry and Iron Pagoda cavalry I summon are real!”
This book focuses on intrigue, beauty, and big battlefields. The pace of the book is a little fast at the beginning, so it's normal to not understand it. Starting from chapter 30, a different world of the Three Kingdoms will be presented. The plot will become more and more detailed. There are hundreds of thousands of manuscripts saved, so you can read it with confidence. 🤭 (The textual research party can criticize it as it pleases, but the author has a good temper and generally won't cut it along the network cable.)