Three Kingdoms Transmigration Stories 三国穿越系列

1. 151 开 From the Start, the Whole Crew Are Trolls: A King Transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms 开局全员老六，王者穿越三国 Crazy at Both Letters and Arms文武双疯Historical94k WordsOngoing A cautious Daoist baby is born into a deadly battle royale with the [Safe and Sound Every Year, King’s Gear Support System]. He plans to hide behind the adults and make it to 100 before returning to the modern world, but somehow ends up turning all four elders into invincible war gods who sweep through the chaos. Then his whole family conspires to force him onto the throne! —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   So what if he has a system? The Three Kingdoms period was full of heroes. Having a system might help him live a little longer. As for conquering the world? The author can't even imagine the possibility of the male protagonist succeeding in conquering the world.

2. 152 幻 Illusory Three Kingdoms: The Supreme of Humanity, But Which Humanity? 幻三国：人道至尊，是那个人道？ A Leaf Turned Red红了一叶Eastern Fantasy994k WordsCompleted [Ding! The Humanity System is now bound!] After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Xun Yan finds himself the legitimate son of a mighty clan. His first mission is to get married within three months? And the punishment for failure is… Wait, is that humane? The System fires back: If it doesn't uphold humanity, what's the point? He has no answer to that… Fine! Marrying peerless beauties makes me stronger, and a houseful of children boosts my cultivation. In this chaotic age, I want it all, a 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Fantasy Three Kingdoms...

3. 153 仓 The Azure Heavens Are Dead, Now Is the Time to Fight! 仓天乃死，当搏！ Tong Like the Moon月样般的彤Historical891k WordsOngoing This is a historical transmigration novel set against the Yellow Turban Rebellion at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, but it is not the kind of brainless wish-fulfillment story you're used to. It tells the story of Qi Run, a modern delivery worker who accidentally transmigrates to the sixth year of the Guanghe era. He initially intends to join Liu Bei, the future hero, but after witnessing the suffering of the common people firsthand, he comes to realize that Liu Bei is also just a member of 25Reads6.4Score101Shelves

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   At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, numerous warlords stood side by side, carving out their own provinces and prefectures, establishing their own independent systems, collecting taxes, and issuing their own decrees. They were nominally governors and prefects, but in reality, each prefecture was its own emperor, and each county its own king. When pleased, they formed alliances and rebelled against their superiors; when angered, they used force to annex each other. For a time, countless officials fought and clashed, one after another taking the stage. At that time, Cao Cao and Liu Bei held a banquet in a small pavilion, discussing heroes over plum wine, with Cao Cao saying, "Only you and I are worthy of such praise." Eighteen hundred years have passed, yet those who agree with this assessment merely cite figures like Sun Quan, Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Zhongda, and even Guan Yu. However, I believe that in their time, the only true hero was the great and virtuous Zhang Jiao! Cao Cao and Liu Bei, whether through inherited wealth or connections with high officials, though achieving great things, were merely opportunists, chasing fame and fortune, indulging in selfish desires—not heroes! I observe that Lord Zhang far surpassed his contemporaries. At that time, the Han dynasty was utterly corrupt, the emperor was incompetent, officials were cruel, bureaucrats were treacherous, and the wealthy were greedy. The common people, their lives as worthless as grass, suffered greatly. A folk song arose: "Hair like chives, cut it and it grows back; head like a chicken, cut it and it crows again. Officials need not be feared, but the common people should never be underestimated." Mencius said: "He who loses the empire loses his people; he who loses his people loses their hearts." Thus, the Han dynasty lost its hearts, and Lord Zhang thus followed the way of Heaven! I say that Lord Zhang possessed five virtues: his compassion in healing the sick and bestowing talismans and water; his forbearance in spreading his teachings for ten years; his wisdom in commanding a hundred responses and causing a sensation throughout the land; his courage in risking great danger to rise up in rebellion; and his benevolence in remaining true to his original aspirations even after achieving wealth and power, fighting for the common people. Alas! What a pity for Lord Zhang! Heaven did not grant him a long life! What a pity for the Yellow Turbans! Internal traitors betrayed him! A great achievement was lost at the last moment. What is even more hateful is that the sycophantic scholars of past dynasties have slandered and defamed heroes, turning the brilliant and the wise into thieves. The thought of this makes one want to groan. Using this as a starting point, I have written this article, merely to express the pent-up frustration of the Yellow Turbans.

4. 154 玄 Xuanhuan: The Dou Clan's Rise in the Eastern Han Dynasty 玄幻东汉之窦氏崛起 A Greenwood Tree一颗青木Eastern Fantasy377k WordsOngoing [Three Kingdoms, xuanhuan, harem, wish fulfillment, meticulous] An orphan who should have lived an ordinary life accidentally devours the remnant soul of someone who transmigrated, learning how the tides of the realm will turn. As the sole heir to a fortune worth billions, Dou Fu, the legitimate son of the eminent Dou clan, must decide what to do. Should he avoid the coming storm and retreat with his family to the mountains? Should he pledge himself to a lord early and use his foreknowledge to p —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   A newbie author bravely ventures into the online novel world, shamelessly promoting their own novel (300,000 words, ready to be devoured). A fantasy Three Kingdoms story about a protagonist who defeats a time-traveler, unifies the world, and fights for supremacy, with maximum martial prowess. The protagonist is a descendant of Dou Wu, possesses high intelligence, wields power while enjoying the company of beautiful women. (As a new author, please feel free to comment; I will humbly accept all feedback. If possible, please support this newbie!)

5. 155 三 Three Kingdoms: I Refuse to Be a Live-In Son-in-Law and Start a Conquest 三国：从拒当赘婿开始争霸 Air Conditioner制冷空调Historical517k WordsOngoing He transmigrates into the grandson of a renowned Confucian scholar in Xiliang. After his grandfather dies, fifteen-year-old Wang Yuan is recommended for office and leaves Liangzhou to step onto the stage of the world. The Yellow Turban Rebellion? Even leading a small detachment, Wang Yuan can win glorious victories and shock the realm! Dong Zhuo's tyranny? Sorry, Grand Tutor Dong, it's time for you to step aside! Holding the Son of Heaven hostage to command the lords? I'm afraid I have a Son of —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   Traditional history, strong logic

6. 156 三 Three Kingdoms: Avenge My Father, Crush the Aristocrats, and Rule the Land 三国：为父复仇，踏碎士族定天下 Jian Jinyu剑瑾瑜Historical443k WordsOngoing In the mourning hall of the Marquis's estate, his father lies dead, falsely accused by the great clans after putting down the Yellow Turban Rebellion. Geng Yao's soul transmigrates into the late Han dynasty, bringing a thousand years of military and political knowledge. With no System to rely on, he breaks through every crisis using nothing but his insight. One county's land produces enough grain for three: he improves plows and irrigation channels, composts and selects seeds, doubling yields pe 1Reads7.2Score—Shelves

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   ✍It gets better and better as it goes on, with twists and turns that make it impossible to predict the direction! A blend of stunning beauty, strategic brilliance, and ruthless decisiveness. The hatred for the tragic deaths of his fathers is etched in his heart; he patiently awaits the perfect opportunity for revenge! #ThreeKingdomsTimeTravelNovel #RevengeRecommendation #TomatoNovelRecommendation

7. 157 魂 Reborn in the Eastern Han Dynasty: Experiencing the Warlord Era 魂穿东汉体验一把诸侯争霸 Stop Making Up Names for Me乱给我起名Historical103k WordsOngoing Original title: I Transmigrated to the Three Kingdoms, and Liu Bei Won’t Stop Fighting Me [Three Kingdoms] [Power Struggles] [Unification] [No System] [Pure Romance] Love rises with the wind; even when the wind dies down, the ache remains. Transmigration isn’t a sightseeing trip. It’s a merciless butcher’s knife! It won’t spare you just because you’re handsome. No golden finger, no System, and, worst of all, no money or status. You’ve transmigrated to the turbulent late Eastern Han dynasty. How —Reads—Score—Shelves

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   A new book about the Three Kingdoms is quite well-written and worth reading. It has no system and is purely about romance.

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