The Fourth Calamity of the Three Kingdoms: These Players Are Such a Menace

A group of modern players arrives in the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, using modern technology and absurd antics to utterly outclass the corrupt Eastern Han dynasty!

A game with just 387 people on the reservation list came with a motion-sensing pod that had no power switch.

After Chen Fan climbed inside, he found himself standing in the snow at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, with a 116-second countdown to freezing to death.

A guy claiming to be a doctor rushed over and said, “Let me handle this.” Only later did Chen Fan learn that the man had killed six players while setting people’s bones with rocks.

There was a keyboard warrior in the camp who spent the whole afternoon cursing after chopping down two trees, yet became the first person in camp to get rich by selling salt.

There was also an engineering student who amazed everyone with his “chop along the grain” method.

They planned to use modern technology to steamroll the ancient world in turmoil.

But so far, their greatest achievements were Li Chenkai charging into battle on a pig and Zhu Mingyuan standing outside a brothel for the time it takes an incense stick to burn, too scared to go in.

But this world wasn’t so simple.

The NPCs could awaken. After discovering that “you people can’t die,” the famed physician Hua Tuo headed east alone.

Deep in Mount Tai stood a wall. It hadn’t been built by humans, and something was growing on the other side.

The System called it a “boundary.” But the cracks were widening, and blue-white light flashed within them.

The first 387 players were still figuring out how to boil salt and survive under incompetent doctors.

They had no idea what lay beyond the wall.

But the wall was already watching them.