Could anyone accept waking up at twenty years old and finding themselves suddenly sixty-three? Youth is priceless, after all, and no amount of money can buy back the years that have passed.
That’s exactly what happens to the protagonist. He falls asleep, transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms, and becomes Tao Qian at the age of sixty-three.
Being a little older isn’t a big deal. When you transmigrate, don’t you usually get a System to help you out?
So the protagonist calls out, and sure enough, there is a System. But when it appears, it says only one thing: “Sorry, the System is locked. Please try to wake it up again in ten years.”
The protagonist curses his rotten luck a thousand times over.
There’s no helping it. You’re better off relying on yourself than anyone else. Fortunately, Tao Qian is the Governor of Xu Province, ruling over its six commanderies and sixty-two counties. He has money, power, and beautiful women. Most importantly, he commands thirty thousand troops. So the protagonist comes up with a bold idea: unify the realm.
“Who says a sixty-three-year-old can’t ride into battle?”
“Who says a sixty-three-year-old can’t be interested in women?”
“Bring Diao Chan into the city. I want to see just how beautiful she is!”
Ten years later.
Protagonist: “System, come back!”
System: “Congratulations, Host! You have successfully awakened the System!”
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