Exiled to Liaodong in the Late Han: I Didn't Tell You to Become King

This novel will not introduce technology beyond what existed during the late Han and Three Kingdoms period. Based on Romance of the Three Kingdoms and unofficial folk histories, it adds a small number of original characters and unfolds over time, covering events such as the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the Rebellion of the Ten Attendants, and the campaign against Dong Zhuo. Zhao Wu, a transmigrator, is an ordinary man whose soul transmigrates to the late Han, where he becomes a destitute exile sent into forced labor. There is no System, no lucky break, and no golden finger.

The northern frontier is bitterly cold. The border is threatened by Goguryeo raiders, while corrupt officials mistreat the people and dark currents roil beneath the chaos. Every step could be fatal. Patient and pragmatic, he clears wasteland and establishes farms, organizes fellow exiles, and fends off foreign invaders, fighting to survive in the desperate reaches of Liaodong. He travels far and wide, helping put down the Yellow Turban Rebellion, campaigning against Dong Zhuo, and battling rival warlords. Caught between the forces of Cao, Sun, Liu, Yuan, Gongsun, and others, he carves his way through the late Han with nothing but his bare hands.

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