The Three Kingdoms in the Entertainment World

(If you’re interested, check out the prequel to the major hit The Han Dynasty Has a Living Father.) The cover story of the Thirty Years of Happy Reviews: “He is the greatest director of the Three Kingdoms, a famous heartbreaker of goddesses, a collector of the greatest generals under heaven, the founder of kung fu films, the inventor of animation, the forefather of the gaming industry, a renowned novelist, and a greedy businessman. He is Letian.” Cao Cao: “Ever since you came along, people have stopped calling me Cao the Thief. Compared to you, I’m just a rookie!” Lu Bu: “I publicly admitted in the papers that you’re braver than I am... Good son-in-law, delete those photos from the foot spa.” Liu Bei: “What do you mean, Imperial Uncle? You’re the one who writes about Imperial Uncles! The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is all right, but what about The Plum in the Golden Vase?!” Jia Xu: “What does he call me? He has the nerve to say I’m a poison strategist?” Mi Fang: “He says... I’m a crooked merchant?” Emperor Xian of Han: “You mean he said he would restore the Han dynasty?!” Letian: “I make movies, sing songs, write books, make games, earn a little pocket money, date a few goddesses, collect a few great generals, and take over the world. What’s the big deal? You’re the ones who forced me into it.” After transmigrating to the strange late Han and Three Kingdoms era, where planetary technology coexisted with an age dominated by aristocratic clans, Letian discovered that it was a paradise for entertainment! What a wonderful world.