In the Three Kingdoms, I Use Thunder to Create Peace

During the reign of Emperor Ling at the end of the Han Dynasty, taxes were heavy and the people were in dire straits. The giant deer spread its horns and raised its arms and shouted, the yellow scarf beacon instantly burned across the nine states, and the world was on the verge of collapse. Liu Yi, an ordinary commoner in Liu County, Xia Li, was born in a young age. His mother had a cough at home. He traveled to the Taihang Mountains all day long to collect medicines and exchange food, just to earn a living in the chaos. Once he made a mistake while collecting medicine, he accidentally fell into the secret realm of Thunder Pond at the belly of the mountain. He was taught the fragments of "The Essential Art of Taiping" by a foreigner, and he learned the orthodox Five Thunder Method. At first, he just wanted to hide his magical powers and live a stable life with his old mother. But in troubled times, when troops are defeated and looted, officials are exploited, and military disasters sweep across the country, fate can never be avoided. Fighting off thieves with a palm of your hand in the forest is just a small test; the real test is the flames of war outside the mountains. Let's look at a low-level commoner, with a thunder in the palm of his hand, walking from the ancient temple in the mountains to the beacon world. In this precarious world of the late Han Dynasty, he split the faintness step by step and walked out of his own peaceful road.