Three Kingdoms: Summoning Fierce Generals, I, Liu Chen, Would Rather Die Than Surrender

"Bright One, I can no longer lead a campaign against the rebels. Vast heavens, why have you treated me so cruelly~~~"

In 234 AD, Zhuge Liang died at Wuzhang Plains, and his fifth Northern Expedition was declared a failure.

After Ma Dai executed Wei Yan, all the founding members of the Shu Han regime had passed away.

The Cao Wei kingdom loomed threateningly in the north, while Sun Wu harbored ill intentions in the east. Only Jiang Wei and the others remained, struggling to keep the kingdom afloat.

Thirty years later, the kingdom of Shu Han fell when its last emperor, Liu Shan, left the capital and surrendered.

Liu Chen, Prince of Beidi, refused to surrender and took his own life in the ancestral temple.

Eighteen hundred years later, a young man of the new age named Liu Chen died in a car accident and transmigrated into the body of Liu Chen, who had just breathed his last.

When he awoke, he discovered that he had a talent-summoning System with him.

Looking at Yue Wumu standing before him, Liu Chen swore to himself that he would never let the catastrophe of the Five Barbarians ravaging China happen.

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