Three Kingdoms: The Peerless Confucian General Who Took Down Liu Bei from the Start

A descendant of Han Xin, an unrivaled scholar-general.

A peerless statesman, unmatched in merit, a strategist the likes of whom appear once in a generation.

Liu Bei, you lowly peddler of straw sandals and woven mats, dare claim imperial blood and presume to call yourself Heaven's chosen?

Guards, drag him out, cut out his tongue, break both his legs, and throw him out of the city.

Cao Cao, your ambition is to rid the nation of its traitors and earn a marquisate and the title of General Who Pacifies the West,

then have your tomb inscribed with: "Tomb of Cao, Marquis and Former General Who Pacified the West of Han."

Yuan Shao, you're nothing but a withered corpse in your grave. I'll be rid of you sooner or later.

Plot great undertakings, govern a dying nation, save the people under Heaven, and pacify the barbarians across the four seas.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.