The God-Tier Accountant in the Three Kingdoms

The Yellow Turban Rebellion rages, and the Han dynasty teeters on the brink of collapse.

At court, rotten timber holds office.

Beyond the halls of government, powerful clans rule the land.

Human lives are worthless, and bones blanket the barren fields.

Without the talent to shape the world or any knowledge of warfare, how many days could a modern accountant survive in this man-eating age of chaos?

Trapped in Cao Cao’s camp, eyed with suspicion by the warlord, he finds danger at every turn.

Trying to make a stand in Jinan, he faces entrenched aristocratic clans and what seem like inescapable death traps.

With rebel bandits besieging the city and ravenous wolves circling behind, there is no chance of survival.

And yet, a brush can be a blade, cutting through tangled accounts to reveal the human heart.

Data can be a boat, carrying him across the sea of officialdom and away from hidden dangers.

Who could have imagined that a scholar of mathematics, dismissed by everyone, would become the sharpest blade in a warlord’s hand?

With a single report, he brings the heads of a century-old clan tumbling. With three inches of brush, he secures credit for three thousand soldiers’ nighttime raid.

With a light tap of his counting rods, he establishes a public granary and competes with the noble houses for control of the nation’s grain.

With careful planning, he counts the people and distributes the fields, carving a path to hope through the age of chaos.

If wolves prowl the roads and starving corpses litter the land, then he will use the accounts in his hands to reckon with every heart under heaven and set ten thousand miles of mountains and rivers to rights!