Three Kingdoms: from the Yellow Turbans to the Age of Peace

A modern history enthusiast travels to the end of the Han Dynasty in the first year of Zhongping, and turns out to be Zhang Cheng, the only son of the Yellow Turban general Zhang Bao. At this time, the Yellow Turban War was raging across the eight states, but history books had already written the ending: Guangzong fell, Zhang Jiao died of illness, and in the battle of Xiaquyang, his father Zhang Bao's 100,000 troops were killed by Huangfu Song's sword, and the Yellow Turban will eventually turn into dust. As the son of a traitor, he was born to stand on the opposite side of the world's nobles and the Han army. Knowing that the Yellow Turbans would be defeated, Zhang Cheng was unwilling to sit back and wait for destruction. With a vision beyond the times, he persuaded his father to revise his strategy, rectify military discipline, and reform the shortcomings of Taiping Road; he gathered refugees in troubled times, cultivated fields to accumulate grain, and recruited scattered Yellow Turban warriors. When the princes competed in the Central Plains, everyone regarded the Yellow Turbans as grass bandits. However, Zhang Cheng wants to embark on an unprecedented path: not to be fanatical about subverting the world, but only to give the displaced people a glimmer of hope.