Three Kingdoms: Every General I Recruit Doubles My Strength

Zhou Heng transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms as the leader of a band of mountain bandits, with just seven old, weak, sick, and disabled men under his command.

At the brink of despair, he activates the [Armor Stacking System].

The rules are absurdly simple: Every time a general sincerely pledges allegiance to him, all of Zhou Heng's attributes double!

When the first general pledges allegiance: his Strength goes from 10 to 20, a basic boost.

When the fifth general pledges allegiance: his Strength has multiplied thirty-twofold, enough to face Lu Bu in a duel without fear.

When the tenth general pledges allegiance: his Strength has multiplied 1,024-fold.

"Don't you all think I'm just a bandit?"

"This bandit can now punch a hole through a city wall."

The catch is that they must pledge allegiance "sincerely"!

Threats don't count, bribes don't count. A general has to genuinely accept him from the bottom of their heart.

And so the most absurd sight in the Three Kingdoms appears:

A bandit chieftain who can talk better than Zhuge Liang, warm hearts better than Liu Bei, and hit harder than Lu Bu.

Cao Cao: Where did this guy come from?

Zhuge Liang: I can't figure him out.

Lu Bu: ...He punched my Red Hare horse into the air.