Unbelievable! Every Warlord in the Three Kingdoms Owes Me Money at Usurious Interest

He wakes up as Liu Bian, the young Han emperor who is about to be killed by Dong Zhuo with a cup of poisoned wine?

At the critical moment, Liu Bian saves himself by inducing vomiting and faking his death. He flees into the hills and becomes the chief of Black Wind Stronghold, a bandit leader on the verge of starving to death!

He thought he was facing the worst possible start, but Liu Bian turns around and brings in modern capitalist tactics, hitting the entire Three Kingdoms with a crushing advantage!

Robbing the army of its provisions? Think bigger!

He even kidnaps Mi Zhen, the daughter of Xuzhou's richest man, and tosses her a copy of Double-Entry Bookkeeping. “Starting today, you're the stronghold's CFO. You know what 007 means, right?”

Before long, the whole Three Kingdoms has taken on a completely different look.

For the sake of “founder's shares,” Guan Yu spends every day chopping wood in the hills behind the stronghold;

Lü Bu gets trapped in “Luoyang real estate” and becomes Black Wind Group's star debt collector;

Cao Cao raises an army to campaign against Dong Zhuo, only to discover that shorting grain futures has left him owing the stronghold eight million taels in usurious loans. In tears, he brings the Xiahou brothers to work construction and pay off the debt.

Years later, when the warlords are so broke they've pawned even their weapons, Liu Bian wears his imperial robes and rings the bell as his stronghold goes public.

Cao Cao completely loses it. “We fought tooth and nail for territory, and you bought the whole realm?!”

Liu Bian smiles faintly. “I have no interest in fighting for supremacy. I just got you all to work for me.”