Shu Dao Xinhan

Traveling through the Three Kingdoms, he is not an emperor or a nobleman, he is just an ordinary person. In the sixth year of Jianxing, there was a street pavilion. Liu Yue opened his eyes and found that he had become the most inconspicuous Cang Cao subordinate in the Prime Minister's Mansion of the Shu Han Dynasty - a ninth-grade clerk in charge of the warehouse. There is no system, no golden fingers, no princes, generals or ministers who just come and pay homage. Some are just a countdown to Ma Di's imminent defeat in Jieting and the collapse of Zhuge Liang's first Northern Expedition. He knows history, but history cannot save him. He knew the ending, but it couldn't help him. There is only one thing he can rely on: reading people. When his boss makes things difficult for him, he admits his mistakes with a smile on his face - secretly jotting down every clue. When his colleagues competed for credit, he took the initiative to back down - until everyone thought he was harmless. When he discovered the secret, he pretended not to see it - turned around and spelled out the truth from the postman's mouth. "If the trees are beautiful in the forest, the wind will destroy them." This was his motto before traveling through time, and his survival rules after traveling through time. He climbed out from the pile of dead people in the street pavilion, survived the cold eyes of the nobles, and used the opportunity to stand up from repeated defeats - he didn't want to be a hero, he just wanted to live. But when he found that all the poor people in Shu Han had the same nowhere to go, he decided to do one thing: It's not about overthrowing the world, but rather establishing a set of rules so that people who come after him don't have to pretend to be grandsons like him. What's this? This is not a cool article about a time traveler defeating the Three Kingdoms. This is the story of a poor man who spent twenty-two years using the system to crush his family.