Three Kingdoms: My War Table Can Simulate the Whole Realm

Zhao Chen, a top history student, transmigrated to the late Han dynasty and became a dying boy among a crowd of refugees. At the brink of death, the Three Kingdoms Battle Simulation System awakened. By entering troop numbers, terrain, and morale, he could predict how battles would unfold, calculate life-and-death crises, and even unlock hidden secrets of history.

When he first met Liu Bei, who was down on his luck in Pingyuan, Zhao Chen used his simulations to expose Cao Cao's troop deployments and save hundreds of refugees, earning a place under this “benevolent lord.”

At Dangyang Slope, he calculated the escape route and protected Zhao Yun and A Dou, sparing them the bloodshed of seven charges through the enemy lines.

Atop Jingzhou's walls, he saw through Sun Quan's murderous intent and prepared defenses in advance, so Guan Yu would never have to make his final stand at Maicheng.

Along the perilous road through Xichuan, he foresaw Zhang Ren's ambush and saved Pang Tong's life, sparing Shu Han the grief of losing its Young Phoenix too soon.

When Zhuge Liang arrived at Wolong Ridge, he found that this strategist named Zhao had already laid out a plan for Liu Bei to divide the realm into three. One excelled at battle simulations and predicting the overall situation; the other mastered governance and tactics, turning plans into action. Together, the two brilliant strategists served Xuande.

From living under another's roof to dividing the realm into three, from the shadow of the tragedy at Yiling to the dawn of a unified China, Zhao Chen held his battle simulation system in hand and faced the chaotic age with a smile. “The game of the realm? I need only make one move to know the ending. Lord Xuande, we'll claim this realm together!”