Chen Jing woke up to find himself the magistrate of Yangdi County in Yingchuan.
The good news: The Chen family was a powerful local clan, with money, grain, and private soldiers.
The bad news: It was the autumn of Guanghe Year Six, less than five months before the Yellow Turban Rebellion.
As a fan of Three Kingdoms history, Chen Jing knew everyone’s story by heart.
He knew who would win, who would lose, and when each person would die.
He knew Jia Xu was teaching at Yingchuan Academy, Dian Wei was on the run after killing a man in Chenliu, and Xu Chu was staying with his three hundred clansmen in Qiao County.
He knew Cai Yan would be captured by the Xiongnu, and that the Qiao sisters had yet to meet Sun Ce and Zhou Yu.
While everyone else was still watching and waiting, he had already started making his move.
“Wenhe, the realm is about to descend into chaos. Come down the mountain with me.”
“Dian Wei, I saved your life. You’ll guard Yangdi’s city gates.”
“Zhongkang, I’ll protect the three hundred members of the Xu clan.”
Starting with a single county town, he recruited fierce generals, gathered brilliant strategists, stockpiled grain, and trained troops.
Cao Cao was still a Gentleman of the Palace in Luoyang, Liu Bei was still making straw sandals in Zhuo Commandery, and Sun Jian was still a county assistant in Xiapi.
Meanwhile, Chen Jing was already atop Yangdi’s walls, waiting for Boshai and his twenty thousand Yellow Turbans.
The age of chaos had arrived.
This time, he would write the script.
If you wear yellow turban, count me in
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