Three Kingdoms Delivery Man: From Meals to Unification of the Land
Historical · Drama · Military
In modern society, an ordinary delivery rider, Li Heng, braves wind and rain, knows the city map inside out, and is used to surviving in the cracks. After an accident, he transmigrates to the late Eastern Han dynasty and becomes the least remarkable nobody in a chaotic age.
He has no illustrious family background, no peerless martial skill, and can barely get a full meal. But he has knowledge beyond his era, an understanding of the course of Three Kingdoms history, and the grit and resilience forged from rising from the bottom.
He advances step by step from a commoner by making salt, smelting iron, improving farm tools, building an intelligence network, and training a new army. He recruits fierce generals, wins over strategists, manages cities, settles people through garrison farming, campaigns north and south, devours prefectures and commanderies, and fights his way out between Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and the many heroes of the realm.
This is the story of a nobody rising in troubled times. It is also the story of surviving, then contending for supremacy over the world, and finally unifying the Three Kingdoms.
Land, beauties, schemes, iron cavalry, sieges, and shifting strategies—all of it is here.
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