Three Kingdoms: From Abandoned Infant to Emperor for the Ages

In 176 AD, at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the realm was crumbling and the struggle over the partisan prohibitions grew fierce. Then the Yellow Turban Rebellion erupted, warlords rose up, and the Han dynasty lost its mandate. To preserve the last of the imperial bloodline, a group of loyalists at court secretly sent Liu Yan, an obscure imperial son born to a concubine, to the Liu clan ancestral temple in Zhuo County. But the Yellow Turban Army intercepted him...

By 189, white bones littered the fields, the starving lay dead in the outskirts, cities had become wastelands, and villages had turned into graveyards.

Emperor Ling of Han died, and Dong Zhuo marched into the capital. He deposed the young Emperor Liu Bian and installed Liu Xie, the Prince of Chenliu, on the throne, using the emperor to command the warlords. In an instant, the warlords of the realm gathered to attack Dong Zhuo!

With the Great Han on the verge of having no heir, the child of Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu's bloodline, once taken by Zhang Jue, now possessed extraordinary skills. He quietly arrived in Luoyang, the capital caught in the storm's eye...

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