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  1. Three Kingdoms: I Am Yuan Benchu, and from the Start My Sword Was Pointed at Dong Zhuo! Historical285k WordsCompleted [Warlord rivalry] + [farming] + [political scheming] + [alternate history] + [no System] + [A blend of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Records of the Three Kingdoms, and other historical material, primarily in service of the story] “Your sword is sharp, but mine is no less so!” Transmigrated as the “Yuan Shao starter pack” meant to give Cao Cao easy experience? Yue Lingxiao draws his sword without hesitation. I’m not playing along with this script! In Jiade Hall, when Dong Zhuo arrogantly deposes 203Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Three Kingdoms: Travel Through Time and Become a Villain Strategist Historical365k WordsOngoing [Multiple costumes + no system + conspiracy + struggle for hegemony + historical rewriting + creative purple pattern setting (Goldfinger)] I want to join Liu Bei! You, Dong Zhuo, insist on tying me to your chariot? Good! Then tie it tighter! I want to achieve rapid unification! Li Ru and Niu Fu are blocking the way? Then plan to hang their heads on the Chang'an Tower! Lu Bu is a house slave with three surnames and is capricious? Then take his wife as a hostage! Use Diao Chan to control your tak 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I, Kong Rong, Am 2.24 Meters Tall and Can Punch as Much as Cao Cao! Historical118k WordsOngoing Kong Rong, the weakest prince in the history of the Three Kingdoms, was actually a modern veteran who was sent flying by a tractor. Surface: Confucius said, "A gentleman is a metaphor for righteousness." In my heart: How much is benevolence and righteousness worth? Can I exchange it for Diao Chan? In a desperate situation, his ancestor Confucius was forced to go to business and transformed on the spot into a "muscular sage" who was 2.4 Meters tall and weighed 600 kilograms: "How to write the wor —Reads—Score—Shelves