Traveling Through Huangzhong: Chasing the Three Kingdoms

"Traveling Huang Zhong and Chasing the Three Kingdoms" is a novel with the themes of traveling through the Three Kingdoms, fighting for hegemony in troubled times, the growth of military generals, and the pursuit of power. Modern ordinary people accidentally traveled to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and became Huang Zhong, a veteran in his prime who had not yet made his fortune. At this time, the world was in chaos, the Yellow Turbans were rising, the princes were separatist, and the chess game of the troubled times was already unfolding, but Huang Zhong was still at the bottom of the pack, nameless and powerless, with a slim future. The protagonist uses modern thinking and historical prophetic advantages to change the original story of Huang Zhong, who was a late bloomer and wandered for half his life. No longer hiding in hiding, relying on a vision beyond the times, military strategies and practical wisdom, he practiced martial arts hard, gathered local braves, and took root in troubled times. He traveled around Jingxiang and Xiangxiang, discerned the pros and cons of the princes' hearts, avoided historical tragedies, and refused to be mediocre vassals. While polishing his unparalleled combat power and building an elite army; while making friends with loyal heroes, recruiting civil servants and generals, and accumulating money, food and territory. Don't blindly follow the old situation of the Han Dynasty, don't rely on either Cao, Liu, or Sun, and find a way to stand on your own and compete for hegemony in the Central Plains. The novel combines battlefield fighting, city attack and defense, machinations, chivalry and people's livelihood in troubled times, rewriting Huang Zhong's tragic fate. From a down-and-out general to the overlord of one side, he dominates the world and competes for the top spot, rewriting the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms and interpreting a different legend of Huang Zhong and the events of the late Han Dynasty.