After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Lu Zhao binds himself to the “Atlas of All Living Things” System.
It lets him see through people's deepest obsessions and copy the destinies of all under heaven.
From the start, he stumbles upon Wang Yun and Diao Chan's scheme, then turns around and kills Dong Zhuo, recruits Lu Bu, and brings Jia Xu over to his side, stepping straight into the heart of the turmoil.
Bearing the destiny of “Closed Moon,” he wins over everyone with his bearing, from the young emperor and the noble clans to the fierce Liangzhou generals and Qiang and Hu chieftains.
At court, he stands up to the aristocratic clans, introduces land reclamation, reforms the currency, and settles the refugees of the Three Fu region.
In the wilds of Liangzhou, he cunningly tames the splendid horse Ma Chao, forces Han Sui to send his son as a hostage, and secures Liangzhou without bloodshed.
When a scheme to bestow the Nine Gifts is set in motion, he removes his official cap and prostrates himself before the palace gates, refusing the honor unto death. Then he turns around and topples the entire faction of the imperial relative Dong Cheng, purging the court and restoring order.
Next, he ventures into the perilous land of Hanzhong, kills Zhang Wei in battle, allies with Zhang Lu, and seals off the southwestern gateway.
He appoints Du Ji to govern Hedong, stations Zhang Xiu in Nanyang, and places pieces across the realm, all within his grand design.
While the lords of the Central Plains fight until heaven and earth grow dark, he quietly builds his strength in Guanzhong.
He sets his plan: first unify Guanzhong, then the realm.
He builds irrigation works, develops the salt and iron industries, trains elite troops, and takes control of the game being played for the realm.
The day his mighty army marches east through the Xiao and Han passes will be the day he claims the throne!
I was tricked into coming in. They said there were many beauties, but the long talk was all about governing the country and governing everywhere. They were not even married. So far, there are only two female characters that can be seen. One of them was even taken care of in a cursory way, and then they all disappeared invisibly.
The content is excellent, the plot is rigorous, and the thinking is thoughtful. However, I personally don't like being a subordinate. The protagonist has always struggled in the direction of being a subordinate, so it's okay.
The overall content is very good, but there is a small problem. Every time I get an entry, my eyes light up. The number of times is a bit too high.
It's okay that the Three Kingdoms novel has a female protagonist, but it doesn't focus on her career much.
It's so good, I just finished watching it in one go
Good-looking, a bit like the Three Kingdoms battle of wits
The characters are full-bodied and the plots are interlocking. It is inferior in atmosphere creation, but it is still a good book on Tomato.
Protagonist: Get lost, you guys, we care about each other, but people can't, at least not in Hong Kong! 😢
I just like the succubus protagonist who has a charming personality