Three Kingdoms: The Overlord's Tale

He transmigrated into the Three Kingdoms era and did one thing: he recruited Zhuge Liang before Liu Bei could. It wasn’t a three visits to the thatched cottage. Zhang Fei set fire to it and smoked Zhuge Liang out. From then on, Wolong was his, Fengchu was his, and the Five Tiger Generals were his. At Hulao Pass, he nearly stabbed Lü Bu to death, but his horse wasn’t fast enough. He went to the grasslands and found a magnificent steed, black from head to hoof: Wuzhui. On the way back, he ran into Zhang Liao and reached out to grab him. The horse was too fast, and he caught nothing but air. When Yuan Shao joined forces with Gongsun Zan to attack from two directions, he split his forces to repel them and took over Jizhou. At the wine party where they discussed heroes, Cao Cao said, “There are only three heroes under heaven: you and me.” He raised his wine bowl. “In this world, there may be only one true hero.” When Cao Cao marched south, he brought Zhuge Liang and Guan Yu to aid Sun and Liu. In Jiangdong, Zhou Yu wanted to marry Sun Shangxiang and take Xiao Qiao as his wife. Zhuge Liang turned the tables on him with a clever scheme that played on misinformation. Wu Guotai and Qiao Gong congratulated each other in the hall, then froze in unison. He married both Xiao Qiao and Sun Shangxiang. After the Battle of Red Cliffs, Zhou Yu tried to kill Zhuge Liang. Zhao Yun arrived to escort him away. Guan Yu escorted the two women back to Jizhou, fighting his way through five passes and defeating six generals. At the victory banquet in Jizhou, Zhang Fei said, “Strategist, my one fire was more impressive than your two.” Four kingdoms stood in a balance of power: Li Mu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan. Then came the martial arts tournament in Jingzhou. Then the fisherman reaped the rewards. Then the realm was unified. From one man, to a regional warlord, to the ruler of all under heaven. This is not Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This is Romance of the Four Kingdoms.