Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei Exposed My Identity as the Emperor

On a rainy night in the fourth year of the Guanghe era, during the reign of Emperor Ling of the Eastern Han, a eunuch hurried into Yongle Palace carrying a baby in his arms.

Empress Dowager Dong wept bitterly, but didn't dare take him in. She sent him to Jizhou with a sword and a jade pendant.

Eight years later, on the great mulberry tree in Lousang Village, Zhuo County, a boy named Liu Xie shouted:

"I shall be emperor, and ride in a carriage with a canopy like this!"

Liu Bei, a shoe seller, happened to pass by and grinned crookedly.

"That kid's just like I was back then!"

He never imagined that the boy climbing the tree was a transmigrator.

The Emperor System bound itself to him!

A few days later, the child even joined Liu Bei's uprising.

Don't let Liu Xie's young age fool you. He's skilled at everything, from logistics and training troops to strategy and command.

At a crucial moment, Liu Xie can even take up a blade and behead an enemy general on the battlefield!

What Liu Bei never expected most of all was this:

One day, he would kneel before Liu Xie, trembling as he held a secret imperial edict, tears streaming down his face. "Your Majesty, I cannot do as you ask..."

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