A Three-Kingdoms Script Actor Who Dupe the Warlords

Qin Guan, the go-to male lead of modern melodramatic short dramas, wakes up after a car accident to find himself a beggar on the verge of starving to death on the streets of Luoyang in the late Eastern Han.

No system? No special powers? No problem. Life is like a play; it all depends on acting skills!

When he meets the suspicious Cao Cao, Qin Guan rolls his eyes and says with three parts mockery and seven parts cold indifference: “Must I be the one to fail the world? Cao A’man, your vision is too small!”

Then he immediately copies the script of “the Shura War God returns,” pretends to be a recluse who knows the secrets of heaven, and fools Cao Cao into bowing to him.

When he meets a peerless beauty, Qin Guan puts on “the domineering warlord falls in love with me” on the spot, his sweet talk maxed out, pinning her down completely.

With 《Micro-Expression Psychology》 in his left hand and 《100 Tactics for Blockbuster Short Dramas》 in his right, Qin Guan goes from a beggar to someone who cheats his way into troops, territory, and a beautiful woman who could topple a kingdom.

Only who can tell him this: as he keeps lying and lying, why does everyone under him start treating him like the true son of heaven and insist on putting a dragon robe on him?!