Transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms: From County Magistrate to Emperor

[Three Kingdoms transmigration + desperate starting situation + historical simulation + farming and hegemony + all loyal officials + no圣母 + rewriting all regrets + long-term unification] A modern history major and all-around top student, thoroughly versed in Records of the Three Kingdoms and Book of the Later Han, deeply engaged in Three Kingdoms power struggles and military-administrative systems, accidentally transmigrates while staying up late organizing obscure details from official Three Kingdoms histories, landing in the first year of Zhongping, the very first day the Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks out! At this time the Han dynasty is tottering, the Ten Regular Attendants wrecking governance, regional separatism sprouting, a million Yellow Turbans sweeping the realm, the warlords not yet risen, and the eternal tragedy already sealed: the Han house collapsing, famous generals dying miserably, the people displaced, the realm split into three then reunified under Jin, the Five Barbarians invading, a century of Chinese decline long predestined. And the identity the protagonist possesses is an even more hellish start—a ninth-rank bottom-tier county magistrate in Xiapi, Xu Province, at the end of the Han, suppressed by the powerful and about to be dismissed, with no background, no military power, no money, a corrupt county office, refugees everywhere, Yellow Turban bandits closing in day and night, greedy superiors squeezing him, great clans watching coldly, and one misstep means becoming cannon fodder in the chaos! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrating into the Three Kingdoms: From County Magistrate to Emperor — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠