Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo's Son Is Actually a Relative of the Han Imperial House?

Liu Yi transmigrated to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and became Dong Zhuo's adopted son.

Using his knowledge as a transmigrator, he repeatedly offered Dong Zhuo sound advice and earned his trust.

Thus, he went to the capital on Dong Zhuo's behalf to protect the emperor.

Liu Yi had planned to enjoy the shelter of Dong Zhuo's influence for another couple of years before running off. But just after entering Luoyang, he unexpectedly activated a System.

The System actually urged him to take Dong Zhuo's place and spend the night in the imperial bed?

Well, when you're under someone else's roof, you have to bow your head. Spending the night in the imperial bed wasn't important. What mattered was that Liu Yi wanted to humor the System.

From then on, Liu Yi's fortunes soared.

Just as he was preparing to make his mark, he received a secret letter from the Han imperial house.

Liu Yi: "I'm already planning to control the emperor and command the lords in his name, and now you say I'm a relative of the Han imperial family?"

Liu Xie wants to abdicate and hand the throne to a worthy successor?

In that case, the Han dynasty is destined to rise to greatness once again!

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