Three Kingdoms: You Asked Me to Be a Scholar, So Why Did I Pull Out a Repeating Crossbow?

Help! Can someone tell Sun Yao how staying up all night playing the Three Kingdoms card game made him transmigrate into the adopted son of Sun Jian? The original owner was an erudite aristocrat, while he’s a gamer who can’t even remember what year of Jian’an it is! From the start, a muscular officer picks a fight with him. Thankfully, the System arrives with the three-card combo: Kill, Dodge, and Peach. It’s just enough to help him avoid a punch. The Little Conqueror of Jiangdong wants to spar? He quickly equips Zhuge’s Crossbow. Heh, this “ranged Kill” really leaves Sun Ce stunned! And the craziest part? Sun Jian actually appoints him as the vanguard to attack Blackwind Stronghold! Sun Yao’s lazy approach: use Supply Shortage to cut off their rations, Steal a Sheep to scout, and, if all else fails, draw a card for Nothing Is Beyond Reach and “conjure” an army of twenty thousand to scare them witless. His whole strategy is simple: use the logic of the Three Kingdoms card game to thrive in the late Eastern Han!