Three Kingdoms: The Great Bandit System

I’m back to writing about the Three Kingdoms again.

The protagonist, Qu Liang, is the son of Qu Xing, leader of a rebel army in the Changsha region at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. After the soul of a modern shut-in transmigrates into his body, he gains the Great Bandit System.

By then, Qu Xing has already been killed by Sun Jian, so from the start, Qu Liang has no choice but to hide in the mountains and become a bandit.

Fortunately, with the Great Bandit System in hand, he can summon bandits and rebel generals from Chinese history and historical romances.

And so, a great bandit feared by all comes into being.

Lü Bu: Qu Liang, you brat! Give me back my Red Hare!

Cao Cao: I’ve always looked after other people’s kids. Now you’re after mine?

Liu Bei: Brothers are like limbs. No, you can’t take my brothers!

Yuan Shao: Qu Liang, you brat! Why are you stealing my civil and military officials?

Sun Ce and Sun Quan: Qu Liang, you brat! May you die a horrible death…