Three Kingdoms: 100 Players, One Survivor

[Three Kingdoms] + [Major Twists] + [Battle Royale]

In 2127, the world’s hottest game is Three Kingdoms: Battle Royale.

One hundred players transmigrate into the real world of the Three Kingdoms. The last survivor takes home a billion-dollar prize.

The rules are simple:

- Pay 30 yuan for a monthly pass, or spend 648 yuan to gamble on your identity

- You have a 70% chance of drawing a commoner and a 1% chance of drawing Lü Bu

- If you die, you’re dead. You can’t return to reality until the game ends

Rich kid Chen Hao spends 648 yuan, draws Lü Bu, and declares from the start, “I own this game.”

History student Lin Zhao buys only a monthly pass and draws an ordinary nobody without even a name.

Everyone laughs at him.

Until, on the first day, he turns Chen Hao’s strategist against him with a bowl of porridge.

On the seventh day, he uses a piece of fake intel to make three pay-to-win players slaughter one another.

On the thirtieth day, Chen Hao asks him in the global chat, “Who the hell are you?”

Lin Zhao doesn’t answer.

He’s thinking about something else: he’s uncovered the game’s secret.

The NPCs aren’t programs. They’re living people.

History can be changed. The Three Kingdoms can be rewritten.

And the mysterious player KING, ranked first with 49 wins and 0 losses, might not even be human.