Lü Xiaobu, a modern history student, wakes up reincarnated as Lü Bu in the third year of Chuping.
Dong Zhuo has been dead for only a month, and Chang’an is already doomed.
Wang Yun is stubborn and refuses to pardon Dong Zhuo’s former forces in Xiliang, driving Li Jue and Guo Si to besiege the city with 100,000 Xiliang cavalry. A countdown hangs overhead: Chang’an is certain to fall in seven days. The original Lü Bu will be defeated and flee, only to die at White Gate Tower and leave behind the infamous label of “servant of three masters.”
He activates the Three Kingdoms Fate-Changing System, and turns the impossible around from the start!
At court, he stands up to Wang Yun and denounces him for throwing the government into chaos. He has Wang Yun bound and sent to the Xiliang enemy camp, resolving the siege by giving him a taste of his own medicine. Against all objections, he saves Cai Yong and changes Cai Wenji’s tragic fate of being taken captive by the Xiongnu.
With Chang’an on the brink of destruction, Lü Bu does not wait for the city to fall and his life to end. He makes a decisive move and escapes Chang’an overnight with Diao Chan and Cai Wenji.
As he roams a land in chaos, he is no longer the volatile general of old. His System grants him the privilege of traveling to the modern world once a month, letting him bring back a steady supply of grain, military equipment, and modern farming tools.
He gathers refugees along the way, recruits elite soldiers, and brings the Trapped Camp and the Bingzhou cavalry under his command, establishing a foothold in Guanzhong and expanding his territory.
He saves Zhen Mi from her bitter fate and spares her the tragedy of falling into the Cao family’s hands.
Under pressure from Sun Ce of Jiangdong, he is sent the beautiful sisters Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao, who enter his household as maids. Peerless beauties gather under his command.
He gathers talented women and beauties, recruits fierce generals, and changes the tragic fates of people throughout the Three Kingdoms.
He pacifies Xiliang, defeats the warlords, ends the chaos of the age, and clears his name of an infamy that has lasted for millennia.
He is no longer Lü Bu, the “servant of three masters” in the eyes of the world!
In the end, Lü Bu unifies the Three Kingdoms with the help of four high-yield crops: potatoes, sweet potatoes, and corn, which boost food production,
