Three Kingdoms: With Supplies Overflowing from the Start, I Snatch Diao Chan and Zhao Yun

Liu Mang, a modern man, transmigrates to Bingzhou at the end of the Han dynasty. He opens his eyes in a mass grave, with black snow burying the corpses. There's no shortcut for summoning famous generals. All he has is the "Warehouse of All Things": complete missions to unlock provisions, armor, gunpowder, and blueprints. Talented men? Beautiful women? He'll have to seize them all with his own hands!

He intercepts Diao Chan and saves her from the chain stratagem; he goes to Changshan himself and makes three visits to Zhao Yun, offering him a trial period of three years; he gets the brilliant strategist Guo Jia drunk in Yingchuan and wins him over; and in Ye City, a single tune on the zither wins Zhen Mi's heart and hand. But the chaos of war is never kind. His sworn brother dies in a hail of blood at the granary, and his vanguard general falls while holding off the enemy. The bloodshed brings him to his senses: supplies are the blade, but the people are its handle.

He feeds the people with potatoes, breaks enemy formations with gunpowder, builds cities with cement, and selects worthy officials through the imperial examinations. A surprise attack by sea locks down Jiangdong, and after three years of bloody war, he secures the road to Shu. When Cao Cao kills himself, Liu Bei surrenders, and Sun Quan takes his own life, Liu Mang founds the Great Xia dynasty in Luoyang, then retires to Mount Mang with Diao Chan, Zhen Mi, Cai Wenji, Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, and Sun Shangxiang.

From the start, he had nothing but a broken bowl. In the end, he had an empire. And in between, he got beautiful women and famous generals galore!