Historical what-if + Three Kingdoms + transmigration + conquest + farming + doctor + no System.
After transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms, Zhong Shen doesn't become an imperial relative, join Cao Cao, or recruit Zhao Yun from the start.
He wakes up in a camp for Yellow Turban wounded.
The wounded lie everywhere, waiting to die. The faith healers say it's divine punishment, while the officers say anyone who can stand must go to battle.
Looking at the bowl of muddy water, Zhong Shen says just one thing:
“Don't make him drink that. He'll die.”
From that day on, the Yellow Turban camp has a strange doctor and craftsman.
He cleans wounds with a surgical knife, saves lives with hot water, transports the injured on stretchers, and repairs equipment with winches.
Zhang Liang needs soldiers, Zhang Bao distrusts him, but Zhang Jue asks whether he can save the world.
Later, the Yellow Turbans are defeated, and the whole world calls Zhong Shen a remnant of the rebellion. He smiles.
“Call me what you like.”
“You can keep the wounded, craftsmen, women and children, and refugees you don't want. I'll take them.”
Years later, looking at his medical corps, bureau of works, farming troops, and iron discipline, Cao Cao finally understands one thing:
This man's speed at saving lives is greater than the warlords' speed at taking them.
