Three Kingdoms: I Brought a Map and Joined Liu Bei

[Three Kingdoms transmigration] [System alerts] [Rewriting history] [High-octane comeback]

Su Chen, a modern backpacker with a hiking pack, misses a step and transmigrates into the wilderness at the end of the Han dynasty, in the first year of Jian'an.

Just as he is about to die of thirst and hunger, a defeated army passes by. At its head is Liu Bei, with earlobes hanging down to his shoulders, followed by Guan Yu with his red face and Zhang Fei with his dark one.

Mistaken for a savage, Su Chen is tossed onto a handcart. No one gives him a second glance. But in his mind, a System that weighs risks and rewards is blaring warnings: a large-scale ambush lies ahead at Guangling. Danger level: extremely high!

As the army is about to plunge straight into a dead end, Su Chen calls out from the handcart: “We can’t go to Guangling!”

Zhang Fei flies into a rage. “What the hell would a savage like you know?”

Su Chen calmly lays out Yuan Shu’s ambush and Liu Bei’s predicament in just a few words, even declaring that they’ll “lose their shirts.”

Liu Bei breaks into a cold sweat, dismounts, and bows before him in public. “Please, sir, teach me!”

Su Chen pulls out a map a hundred times more detailed than any other and points to Haixi. “Go here. Someone will bring us food and money.”

No one believes him. Not until Mi Zhu arrives with two thousand hu of provisions and five million in gold and silver, kneeling at the city gate.

Liu Bei grips Su Chen’s hand. “Sir, how did you foresee this incredible fortune?”

Su Chen points to the map. “It told me.”