The Three Kingdoms: Ruling the Mountains

In the future, a virtual reality game set in the Three Kingdoms launches! Li Feng raises a banner and becomes a bandit, robbing anyone who rubs him the wrong way. In the early game, he raids player villages; in the midgame, he seizes System cities; and in the late game, he conquers the world.

Li Feng says bandits have three things to rob: people, money, and the world.

See how he, a Yellow Turban commander, faces the Central Han army, fierce as wolves and tigers.

This is an immensely satisfying novel. It will never leave you depressed, lonely, or empty. Even when you take a loss, you can still come away with a Good Person Card. There is none of the contrived drama of urban fiction, just gaming!

Forget the traditional base-building route and take the path of plunder! The road through this game is paved with plunder!

Warriors can face ten thousand foes alone; strategists can move mountains and seas. The road through the Great Han empire stretches before me, and I roam freely across the land!

The plot of this book is fictional and purely for entertainment.

Online game novels are really just the transmigration genre of fantasy novels. So what makes them different from online game novels? Well, besides the fact that anyone in an online game novel can revive infinitely. Readers' QQ Group 3: 67724378 (empty); Group 4: 71216870 (empty). Readers who enjoy Three Kingdoms games, generals, and history are welcome to join the discussion.