All Chapters of Hijacking the Three Kingdoms with My System : Chapter 181
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Chapter 181: The Knot of Betrayal Above the Floodwaters
Dawn broke with great reluctance on the eastern horizon. The pale morning sunlight struggled to pierce the gray storm clouds, only to reveal an apocalyptic scene newly created by the common sense of a young man from the future.The magnificent city of Xuzhou, once possessing impenetrable steel walls, was now submerged.The volume of water from the forcefully diverted Yi and Si Rivers had turned the city streets into a dark brown ocean. The floodwaters pooled as high as an adult's chest. Its deadly undercurrents continued to swirl, sweeping away anything without a solid footing.Floating on the surface of that filthy water were the corpses of soldiers still wearing their heavy steel armor. The carcasses of the Wolf Cavalry horses, which had once been the terror of the land, were now bloated and rotting, snagged on the roofs of ruined civilian houses. The hysterical screams of women, the cries of children who had lost their parents, and the groans of soldiers freezing to death filled th
Chapter 182: The Mad Advisor's Prophecy
Morning crawled slowly across the Xuzhou sky. The rainstorm that had tortured the Chinese mainland for days finally began to subside. It left behind a light drizzle and a cold mist floating over the floodwaters. From atop the observation hill, safe from the flood's reach, the leaders of the joint faction stood staring toward the giant city. The magnificent Xuzhou had now turned into a lake of mud. Dark brown water submerged the buildings up to their middle pillars, leaving the rooftops and stone towers standing like tombstones in the middle of an ocean. Cao Mengde stood with his maroon robe fluttering softly. To the tyrant's left, the four advisory pillars of Wei stood in silence. Guo Jia, Xun Yu, Cheng Yu, and Jia Xu stared at the resulting architecture of apocalypse with mixed feelings of satisfaction and horror. To Cao Cao's right stood the Shu-Han faction's entourage. The sight of Liu Bei's camp
Chapter 183: The White Tower Trial and the Bloody Deal
The floodwaters that drowned Xuzhou slowly began to recede. It left behind an apocalyptic scene that froze the soul. The city's stone streets were now covered in ankle-deep brown mud. Horse carcasses, splinters of wooden shields, and swollen corpses of soldiers were scattered in every corner. The stench of death and dirty water evaporated thickly under the pale morning sun. The joint Wei and Shu-Han forces stepped inside through the completely ruined main gate. In the front row, Jo Fan walked briskly. His boots stepped firmly into the mud puddles. There was no longer a wooden wheelchair limiting his movements. The instant healing from the Osteo-Max Capsule had restored all his motor nerve functions. The sensation of stepping on the earth with his own two feet gave the silvery-white-haired young man an incredible euphoria. Damn, walking on my own two feet feels incredibly good, Jo Fan thought with a slight smirk. His eyes
Chapter 184: Hijacking the History of the Han Dynasty
Jo Fan's left hand grip on Liu Bei's shoulder felt incredibly strong. It pierced through the layers of cloth armor worn by the Imperial Uncle. The silvery-white-haired young man stood on his own two feet, upright and full of authority. There was no longer a wooden wheelchair limiting his movements. In the courtyard of the White Gate Tower, filled with brown mud and the remnants of the flood, tens of thousands of pairs of eyes were waiting for one sentence from Liu Bei's mouth. The life of the strongest man in the Chinese mainland now rested on the tip of the tongue of a middle-aged man he had once betrayed. However, inside his genius head, Jo Fan knew that Liu Bei's words alone would never be enough. Cao Mengde was a tyrant with terminal-stage paranoia. This absolute victory would actually make the Wei Prime Minister's brain sort through every risk, no matter how small. If Cao Cao was allowed to think clearly, he would d
Chapter 185: The White Devil's Secret Code
The leather boot, caked in Xuzhou mud, was finally lifted from the God of War's head. Cao Mengde stared at the golden-armored giant still bowing at his feet. A massive smile of pure satisfaction stretched across his face. The invisible wave of pheromones emitted by Jo Fan had completely ignited the Wei Prime Minister's megalomania. Cao Cao felt like an absolute god holding the fate of the Chinese mainland in his hands. Moving slowly and with high theatricality, Cao Cao drew a short dagger from his waist. The tyrant leaned down and cut the thick ship ropes binding Lu Bu's neck, chest, and arms. The thick ropes, soaked in fresh blood, hit the courtyard of the White Gate Tower with a heavy thud. Lu Bu coughed violently. He sucked as much oxygen into his lungs as he could. The torn wound on his right waist throbbed painfully, but he forced his trembling legs to support his giant frame and stand. "Stand up, Fengxian," Cao Cao
Chapter 186: The Brain's Submission and the Tiger's Revenge
The courtyard of the White Gate Tower in Xuzhou had become a stage of absolute victory for Cao Mengde. The Tyrant stood with his maroon cape blowing in the wind. His chest puffed out with pride. He had just managed to secure the deadliest cavalry force of this era, Lu Bu and Zhang Liao, without shedding a single drop of his own army's blood in open combat. However, the military tribunal that morning wasn't completely over yet. There was still one high-profile prisoner who hadn't given his answer. "Bring the scholar to me," Cao Cao ordered as he sat back down in the teakwood chair prepared by his servants. Two Wei soldiers dragged Chen Gong to the center of the courtyard. The dull blue robe worn by the Bingzhou faction's former chief advisor was stained with leftover flood mud. Unlike Lu Bu who had knelt earlier, Chen Gong swatted the guards' hands away and stood tall. The genius scholar looked at Cao Cao with his chin ra
Chapter 187: Oath Upon the Ruins
The night wind blowing across Xuzhou carried the foul stench of horse carcasses, mud puddles, and charred wood. The floodwaters had completely receded. However, the devastation left behind made the grand city look like a neglected mass grave. Wei faction soldiers were busy throwing victory parties in the main barracks. They celebrated the subjugation of the God of War by chugging liquor and looting what was left of the city's wealth.Under the shadow of the victorious army's negligence, two male figures sneaked through the dark streets covered in ankle-deep mud.Jo Fan walked with a firm stride. His boots squeaked softly every time he pulled them out of the muck. There was no more wooden wheelchair restricting his movements. Both of his legs functioned perfectly. They supported his body wrapped in a dark gray robe. To his left, Zhao Yun walked like a black panther. The silver dragon knight kept his right hand on the hilt of his sword. His ice-cold eyes swept through every corner of th
Chapter 188: The First Decree as a House Arrest Prisoner
Jo Fan ignored the screen. He dropped his hands from his chest. He then looked at Lu Bu with a pale smile that radiated the arrogance of an architect of fate. "Good." Jo Fan said quietly. He used a sharp tone full of political calculation. "Stand up, General Lu. I accept your oath. But you have to remember one important rule." Lu Bu stood up with Diao Chan's help. The giant listened intently. "Starting tomorrow, you have to be the most obedient dog for Cao Cao." Jo Fan instructed bluntly. "Accept that tyrant's luxuries. Enjoy his gold, take the titles he gives you, and collect your free paycheck in peace. Let Cao Cao believe that this tiger is truly tamed. Never show your fangs, even if the other Wei generals spit in your face." Jo Fan stepped forward half a pace. He looked straight at Diao Chan. "Protect Lady Diao Chan's pregnancy. Your main priority right now is making sure tha
Chapter 189: The Tyrant's Verdict and the Golden Cage of Xuchang
The leftover floodwaters that drowned Xuzhou left behind thick, foul-smelling mud. Inside the main hall of the former governor's residence, now taken over by the Wei faction, the air felt incredibly heavy. Dozens of torches blazed on the stone walls. They cast a dim light over the steel armor of the generals standing in line like a fence of executioners.Jo Fan walked into the hall on his own two feet. The silver-haired young man was no longer sitting in a wooden wheelchair. His dark gray robe swept across the dirty marble floor. The numb sensation on his tongue from sacrificing his sense of taste to the system was still very annoying. But he ignored it. His sharp eyes immediately scanned the threatening formation inside the room.In the front row, Xiahou Dun stood with a clenched jaw. The one-eyed general rested his hand on the hilt of his serrated sword. Next to him, Cao Ren glared with a very thick aura of hostility. But the most intimidating of all was Xu Chu. The bald giant cross
Chapter 190: A Victory March for the Emperor
Millions of maroon banners fluttered wildly, blocking out the pale spring sunlight. The Chinese mainland trembled under the marching feet of hundreds of thousands of Wei faction infantry and cavalry troops. They marched in neat formations like a giant dragon that had just swallowed its prey. They moved slowly, leaving the muddy lands of Xuzhou behind to return to the heart of power. This was a breathtakingly grand victory march. Cao Mengde had proven to the world that no wall was high enough and no god was strong enough to stop his ambition. However, amidst the grandeur of the military procession, there was a heartbreakingly ironic sight for anyone who understood the history of war. On the left wing of the main army, Lu Bu rode an ordinary brown warhorse. The horse had no bulging muscles or lightning speed. The former God of War no longer wore his blinding golden armor. That proud metal had been stripped away and stored