My Zero-Cost Shopping Spree in the Three Kingdoms

An ordinary young man arrives in the late Eastern Han dynasty with an extraordinary “shop.”

This is no world from a historical novel, but a genuine age of chaos. The land is littered with the starving dead, and bones lie exposed in the wilderness.

Chen Yang doesn’t immediately set out to conquer the realm. First, he saves a village full of people on the brink of death.

It begins with handing out the first bowl of porridge, then building the first camp equipped with modern facilities, and finally capturing the first commandery city.

When faced with the blades of fleeing soldiers, he can withstand them with “Invincible Golden Body,” and he knows how to use “stun grenades” to establish his authority.

When faced with the people of an entire city, he wins their hearts with “tax exemptions” and “grain relief.”

He doesn’t use his golden finger to slaughter his way across the land. Instead, with more advanced ideas and an inexhaustible supply of goods, he gives those who follow him genuine hope of staying alive.

This is more than a journey of transmigration. It is the story of a modern man relighting the fire of civilization on an ancient land, in his own way.