Three Kingdoms: I Give a Broken Wooden Stick the Gravity of Ten Thousand Tons

[Three Kingdoms] + [Invincible] + [Ruthless and decisive] + [Wildly imaginative] The cold tip of a horse spear is only three inches from his throat. Behind him, Cao Cao is frantically pulling up his pants, while Dian Wei is on the verge of death, riddled with arrows. The second year of Jian’an, the night of the deadly ambush at Wan Castle. Chu Feng transmigrates as a cannon-fodder meant to die in someone else’s place, armed with nothing but a charred, broken stick. In my last life, I slaved away for others. Am I supposed to be cannon fodder again in this one? To hell with kings and generals, I’m flipping the table! At the brink of death, his [Concept Extraction from All Things] talent awakens! Just by touching something, he can extract its concept! Chu Feng touches the bluestone beneath his feet, extracts [Hardness], and adds it to his tattered clothes. He touches a giant cauldron nearby, extracts [Weight of Ten Thousand Jin], and adds it to his stick. In the next instant, the broken stick, now weighing ten thousand jin, comes crashing down. The Xiliang cavalry are smashed to pulp, men and horses alike! Dian Wei is stunned. Cao Cao drops to his knees in awe. From then on, the Three Kingdoms gains a madman who toys with the laws of physics. When Lu Bu charges forth invincibly on his Red Hare, Chu Feng grins and extracts a sliver of [Gravity] from the earth... “Attach a city wall’s sturdiness to a straw hat to withstand a Crescent Moon Halberd? How do you propose to deal with that?”