Three Kingdoms: Books Can't Save the Han, So Let's Raise an Army

Liu Yu transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty and becomes a scholar from a poor family. From the start, he encounters Cao Cao slaughtering civilians, so to survive, he switches sides and joins Liu Bei.

If learning can't save the Han dynasty, then it's time to rebel and raise an army.

After directing Liu Bei to seize Xu Province, Liu Yu advises him to use it as a springboard to conquer the lands of Yang Province.

Next, the Han army marches west and takes all the territory south of the Yangtze River.

With the Yangtze as the border, Cao Cao and Liu Bei face off from north to south.

After the successful northern campaign, the Han army marches into Xuchang, and Cao Cao is filled with regret.

Cao Cao: "The one thing I never should have done was order the slaughter of Xu Province's civilians. I lost Liu Yu because of it."

Liu Bei: "I owe the restoration of the Han dynasty entirely to my strategist."

Liu Yu: "I merely stood on the shoulders of the Couch-and-Dragon Strategy and the Longzhong Plan. Kongming and Zijing are about ready to explode with anger."

Emperor Xian of Han: "Sir, to put it simply, I want to lie flat. You'll have to be the Han emperor instead."

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