Three Kingdoms RPG

Szema Shun is an avid gamer, a small-time actor, and a lazy bum. When a typhoon hits Hong Kong, Szema is thrown back in time to the Han dynasty. Armed with only a cellphone and some costume armor, Szema must try to figure out how to return to his time.

Wan Shun meets a happy helper, Gan, and the hero from his videogame, Chugot Leung.

When Chugot Leung is hired as a high counselor, Wan Shun insists on going too. Rebuffed, Win God doesn't give up and instead joins forces with someone else with an equally warped view of Leung.

Wan Shun channels King Solomon and the "Google bird" to help him solve problems and raise his status.

As Lau Bei prepares to be invaded, he decides that Chugot Leung should lead his army.

Song Yau is being married off, at Wan Shun's urging. Chugot Leung receives praise for his brilliant strategic maneuverings.

To prevent Song Yau from being married off, Wan Shun devises a "brilliant" scheme that involves a fake great-grandmother and replicated jade.

Chugot Leung tries to find a way to keep Lau Bei from being forced to transfer to a different city, while also thwarting Madame Choi's push for power.

Wan Shun is anxious to woo somebody before he goes back to Hong Kong and Song Yau is the only woman he can find.

The zodiac is in alignment in the perfect way for Wan Shun to go back to Hong Kong, and he has burned many of his bridges behind him.

Wan Shun tries to lure Counselor Hon into a trap over Chugot Leung. Song Yau is feeling awkward about Wan Shun's lack of feeling.

Madam Choi is intent on choosing the next governor of Jingzhou herself, and only Wan Shun's knowledge of Chinese television can stop her.

War creates strange bedfellows, as Lau Bei prepares again to be invaded by an overwhelming number of troops.

The situation is dire when Lau Bei must decide whether to move his entire village to safety or risk being overtaken by Cho Cho's men.

On top of the battle that rages on, now Xinye village faces a mysterious epidemic that is wiping out farmers of all kinds.

Chugot Leung travels to Ng to convince Suen Kuen to ally with Lau Bei against Cho Cho.

The plan to form an alliance backfires, and now Lau Bei faces two possible enemies instead of only one.

After a near brush with death, Wan Shun decides to tell Song Yau his true feelings.

When Cho Cho hires a famous naval general to train his troops, Suen Kuen works to turn this new strength into a weakness.

Chugot Leung uses a now-legendary tactic to acquire 100,000 arrows from his enemy.

In order to assist in transporting military supplies to the front, Chugot Leung invents the "wooden ox mobile horse."

Wan Shun has witnessed something that he shouldn't have, and must go on the run.

With a contract on his head, Wan Shun must flee for his life. He is then conscripted into the enemy's army.

Wan Shun figures out a way to engineer his escape and lead to the downfall of Cho Cho. On the eve of war, it all comes to a head.