Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Have Ten Thousand Jin of Strength, Yet I Insist on Being a Strategist

Lu Chen transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, where he becomes a low-ranking clerk in Dong Zhuo’s camp, copying military orders.

As he transmigrates, a short-lived System grants him the physique of a hegemon and golden eyes that can spot talent, then goes permanently dormant.

Though he possesses immense strength, he’s stuck in a clerical post. He’d planned to keep his head down and survive the chaos, but the Eighteen Route Lords march against Dong Zhuo, and the times leave him no choice.

He raids Sun Jian’s camp with a hundred horsemen, then drives Lü Bu back at Hulao Pass, shaking the world with a single battle, only to be pushed aside by the old Xiliang faction.

It’s hard to be a loyal minister? Then he’ll be a capable one!

Lu Chen promptly takes Jia Xu with him to join Cao Cao. From that day on, Cao Cao’s camp has a strategist who supposedly “couldn’t hurt a fly.”

He develops farming to strengthen the state, uses repeating crossbows to defeat the enemy, subdues Lü Bu with his fists, and outsmarts Liu Bei.

His enemies all ask, “You call that monster a civil official?”

Cai Yan falls for him, Zhen Mi secretly admires him, and Mi Zhen throws herself at him. The heroes of the realm all fall into his trap!