Three Kingdoms: Succession as King Beichen at the Beginning

An accident caused Liu Chen to time travel to the late Eastern Han Dynasty and become the son of King Beichen Liu Yang. He inherited all the inheritance of King Beichen. With 300,000 Beichen King's troops armed to the teeth, 400,000 soldiers stationed in the fields, one state, more than 8 million people, and countless money and food, Liu Chen had the advantage to compete for hegemony. In the sixth year of Guanghe's reign, the Southern Xiongnu, Xianbei, and Wuhuan saw that King Beichen, who was powerful in the northern frontier, died of illness. They felt there was an opportunity and formed an alliance. The three parties mobilized 550,000 cavalry to invade the northern frontier of the Han Dynasty. Liu Chen also decisively led an army of 300,000 to fight. Liu Chen defeated Xianbei in two battles, and then forced the Wuhuan and Southern Xiongnu to surrender. Later, he destroyed the Yellow Turbans and eliminated the separatism of the princes. From then on, Liu Chen embarked on the road to becoming an emperor. A drunken beauty lies on her knees and wakes up to hold the power of the world. Beauty and the world are all mine. Wherever the sun and moon shine, they are all Han lands, and wherever rivers reach them, they are all Han subjects. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.