Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms: Handsome Men, Don't Chase Me

After dying in an unexpected car accident, Jiang Yubai transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

What he doesn't know is that this transmigration wasn't an accident. It was destined to happen, and Jiang Yubai meets them all.

Zhuge Liang, a distant, untouchable beauty.

Sima Yi, a laid-back black lotus who neither rejoices in gains nor grieves over losses.

Zhou Yu, who seems refined and courteous but is actually scheming.

Sun Ce, a passionate young man who rides fine horses, wears fine clothes, and is cheerful and openhearted.

Guo Jia, a carefree, irreverent rogue who lives life as he pleases.

Xun Yu, a gentle, principled gentleman as warm as jade.

Cao Pi, an obsessive oddball who says one thing and does another, and is extremely sensitive.

Cao Zhi, an obedient, clingy younger man who does whatever you ask.

He Yan, the Cao family's adopted son, so beautiful and feminine that it's hard to tell if he's male or female.

Cao Ang, a kind and generous little angel who's also brave and resolute.

Liu Xie, a useless, tearful young emperor who just wants to coast through life.

Ma Chao, an immature brat who looks down on everyone and can't stand anyone.

Zhao Yun, a refined, elegant, gentle, and upright undefeated general.

Sun Quan, a quiet, fair-skinned young man who seems naive about the world but is actually clear-eyed and perceptive.

Yu Ji, innocent and unable to tell right from wrong.

The heroine seems innocent but is actually skilled at playing people, though much of the time she flirts without realizing it.

The author's writing is amateurish, and they don't understand political intrigue. Writing Three Kingdoms is just a personal hobby, so just enjoy the story and don't overthink it.

Writing this out of love. Writing is hard, so please don't nitpick!

(Do not compare this to real history. This is just a brainless story based on history. If you take it seriously, you've already lost.)