The Survival Story of Ordinary People in the Three Kingdoms

Li Si, a graduate student in the Department of History, woke up from a pile of ancient books and found that he was a dying farm boy in Nanyang County in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It was the seventh year of Guanghe, drought was raging, tax collectors were like wolves, and the Taiping Road in Zhangjiao was already weaving a web in the dark. It was only half a year before the Yellow Turban Uprising. The family is surrounded by only a sick mother and a rusty hatchet; the road ahead is bleak, with a government that is harsh and fierce in its administration, a war sweeping the world, and a troubled world in which human lives are like grass. He has no system, no special powers, only half-baked historical knowledge in his head and survival instinct in his bones. From digging medicine in the back mountains for food to survive, to facing the extortion of tax collectors, and then to peeking into the secrets of Taiping Road, Li Si stepped on the mud and blood, and made his way step by step in the cracks of troubled times. Should we just go with the flow and become a withered skeleton, or should we buck the trend and fight for a glimmer of life? As the familiar history unfolded in front of his eyes, Li Si gradually understood that if he wanted to survive, it was not enough to just avoid it - he had to hold his own knife and find his own way to survive in the war smoke of the late Han Dynasty.