Three Kingdoms: I'm the Prince of Zhongshan, and I'll Help Liu Bei Take Jizhou

He transmigrates to the Western Han dynasty, bringing with him the System for Raising Sons to Greatness, and becomes Liu Sheng, Prince Jing of Zhongshan.

Ten years later, he fakes his death, slips into a coffin, and sleeps for more than three hundred years.

At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, during the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Liu Bei takes part in the campaign in Zhuo Commandery and is rewarded with the post of County Commandant of Anxi.

Not long afterward, the imperial court sends a supervisor to dismiss Liu Bei.

Liu Sheng bursts out of his coffin, appears as an unnamed old man, and asks Liu Bei if he wants to become Chancellor of the Han dynasty.

Liu Bei nods.

Years later, Liu Bei reaches the pinnacle of Han power. He surveys the four seas and has no rivals left.

The realm enters an age of prosperity, and the Han court's glory will endure for centuries more.

Liu Bei finally can't help asking the old man: "May I ask your true name, senior?"

Liu Sheng: "Your great-great-great...great-grandfather's father!"

The Five Tiger Generals, Wolong, and Fengchu are all stunned.

"P-Prince Jing of Zhongshan!"

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