Jiang Wei: Awakening the Five-Dimensional System from the Start to Save the Han Dynasty Against All Odds

[Three Kingdoms] + [Jiang Wei] + [From the Start] + [System] + [Five Attributes] + [Farming] + [Conquest] + [Northern Expeditions] + [Reviving the Han] + [I Love Liu Shan]

He transmigrates into Jiang Wei, the “Qilin of Tianshui.”

In this life,

he won't sit around waiting for Prime Minister Zhuge to come knocking.

He'll recommend himself. He'll rise through the ranks and make a fortune. He'll fulfill the ambition he left unfinished in his previous life: “Revive the Han three times and return the capital to its old home.”

He becomes Wang Yi's disciple, awakens the Five Attributes System in 217, and puts down the Qiang rebellion.

Then he takes his mother and joins Liu Bei.

He curses Ma Chao, the “murderer of his father,” to death right in court.

He joins the General of the Left's household as Liu Shan's study companion.

While training his five attributes, he helps Zhuge Liang strengthen the state.

In 218, thanks to his intervention, Liu Bei takes Hanzhong ahead of schedule and proclaims himself King of Hanzhong.

In 219, he rushes to Jingzhou, captures Lü Meng, defeats Lu Xun, and saves Guan Yu. He and Guan Yinping pledge themselves to each other in secret.

In 220, he marches east with Liu Bei, and Sun Quan bows his head in submission.

After that, he campaigns south against Meng Huo and pacifies Jiaozhi.

He develops Hanzhong, marches west from Mount Qi, and brings Longyou under control with a single proclamation.

He recaptures Chang'an and takes Luoyang, strikes north against the barbarians and restores the Western Regions, then fights Sima Yi at Tong Pass.

Those rats of Eastern Wu sneak in and attack his home.

He leads the navy on a swift advance and captures Jinling. Bu Lianshi is at his left, Sun Luyu at his right, while Sun Quan brews medicine and serves tea nearby.

After the Prime Minister's death,

he carries on his legacy and helps A Dou revive the Han three times.

Later generations say, “Jiang Wei of the Han held supreme power without arousing suspicion at court. His achievements surpassed his generation, yet his ruler never doubted him. He indulged every human desire, yet no gentleman condemned him. His flawless reputation and noble integrity shine alone through the ages. His good fortune and prosperity endured to the end. Even compared with Duke Huan of Qi and Duke Wen of Jin, they could scarcely match him.”

His one regret was

that his intelligence never reached a hundred.