Also known as Three Kingdoms: Starting in Xuzhou
When others transmigrate to the Three Kingdoms, they scramble to cozy up to Cao Cao, Liu Bei, or Sun Quan.
Chen Chao doesn’t.
A graduate student in history, he stayed up all night playing Three Kingdoms Battle Chronicle, then was struck by lightning and sent back to the late Eastern Han dynasty. He has three mu of poor farmland, a leaky shack, and the Yellow Turbans will arrive in three months.
He knows how everyone’s story ends.
Who will rise to fame, who will betray whom, and who will die in which battle: he knows it all.
In his mind is a Hall of Eternal Joy, granting him one scroll a day. Think of what he needs, and it appears.
In his dantian is Zhuge Liang’s skill set: Blazing Thunder, Ten Thousand Arrows Piercing the Heart, and Thunderous Force. Once he uses them, he collapses, but every move can turn the tide.
While others are still copying books onto bamboo slips, he’s already making paper, printing books, and opening schools. While others are still sharpening bronze knives, he’s already making crucible steel, smelting iron, and mixing gunpowder.
Chen Deng, Lu Su, Taishi Ci, Gao Shun, and Gan Ning: he recruits them all before anyone else can.
At Hulao Pass, Lu Bu is peerless beneath heaven, and the eighteen allied warlords fall silent.
By the time Cao Cao and Liu Bei come to their senses, that kid from Xuzhou who used to make sugar has already lined up cannons and filled the rivers with warships.
He won’t hold the emperor hostage, nor call himself a subject of the Han.
He’ll take this realm for himself.
The dynasty’s name: Great Ming.
The idea is new and the plot is moderately advanced. You can read it in Shuhuang and look forward to the complete storyline.
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The plot design is quite novel. I don't know whether it is based on the game plot or the historical process! Looking forward to the follow-up plot
Interesting, let's take a look first before talking about it The plot is rigorous, the plot advances at a moderate pace, and it is full of highlights. The only bad thing is that I don't have enough to watch every day. I want to save up to watch more, but I can't help it😂
When reading abstracts, don't use your brain. Follow the author's brain circuit. Once I opened a chapter, I was hooked and couldn't stop. I know the author also plays Naruto
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