Three Kingdoms: The Ten-Life Saint Forced to Fight for Hegemony

Jiang Chen, a ten-life saint, is a food delivery driver in this life. He doesn't eat meat, doesn't kill, and wouldn't even step on an ant. At 35, an earthquake took him—because a twelve-life villain in the neighboring building was to be executed, and he was caught in the collateral damage. In the underworld, compensation comes in three choices: reincarnate as a saint and live to 110—he chose that. "Oh, by the way, that old man is 108 this year." "...I choose option two! Go to the Three Kingdoms!" Thus, the ten-life saint transmigrates as Zhuge Liang's hidden son. Shu Han is tottering, the Five Tiger Generals are fading, and the Sima clan is eyeing them like tigers. Jiang Chen says: My history is bad, I just want to live a peaceful life. But why—Jiang Wei calls me young master? Wei Yan holds my horse? Even Meng Huo wants to defect to me? Jiang Chen: I really just want to be a good person! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Three Kingdoms: The Ten-Life Saint Forced to Fight for Hegemony — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠