Three Kingdoms: Empress He Bestows Eighteen Gold Medals and a Cup of Poison

After transmigrating to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Jin became the eldest son of Emperor Ling of Han, Liu Hong, who was not favored by his father. After offending Empress He, he was framed by her and exiled to Yanmen Pass.

Luckily, he received a god-tier summoning System and summoned the peerless divine general Li Cunxiao and three thousand Black Armored Cavalry from the start, trampling the Xiongnu beneath their hooves!

But just as the Han cavalry reached the Xiongnu royal court, eighteen golden edicts arrived one after another from Luoyang. They accused Liu Jin of colluding with foreign tribes, declared him guilty of a capital crime, and ordered him to retreat to Yanmen Pass at once, surrender his military command, and drink poisoned wine.

Liu Jin: "You've got to be kidding! I've already reached the Xiongnu royal court, and you're accusing me of colluding with foreign tribes?"

Cunxiao, come with me! We'll smash the royal court, then make Empress He answer for this!

On this day, Prince of Yan Liu Jin and the great general Li Cunxiao led a hundred thousand Black Armored Cavalry to storm the Xiongnu royal court and slaughter the Southern Xiongnu.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.