Three Kingdoms: You Were Told to Defend Shu, but You Unified the World

Name: Three Kingdoms: You Were Told to Defend Shu, but You Unified the World
Author: Bu Siliang

三国：让你守蜀国基业却一统天下

by Bu Siliang (卜思量)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 3.4M Words
Genre: Military & History
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

Liu Chan, a modern man, transmigrates into the Three Kingdoms era and becomes the historically useless Adou. From the start, he's thrown into an iconic scene.

Liu Bei: "For the sake of this brat, I nearly lost a great general!"

Liu Chan has only just transmigrated and has no idea what's going on when he realizes he's flying through the air, then crashes hard to the ground. He nearly gets knocked unconscious.

Zhao Yun is so moved he bursts into tears and bows deeply: "Even if I give my life for you, I could never repay you."

Liu Chan: "Am I even his real son? That big-eared thief really went and did it. He almost made me transmigrate all over again!"

The one who was nearly thrown to death by his own father is:

The beloved son of Emperor Zhaolie of Han, the greatest child prodigy of the Three Kingdoms, and the guardian deity of Shu.

The son Cao Cao most wished he could have, and the lifelong nightmare of Sun Quan.

The man Zhuge Liang admits is his superior, and the lifesaver of Pang Tong, the Phoenix Youngling.

The one Sima Yi calls invincible, and the sacred ruler in the eyes of the Five Tiger Generals.

The man who ends the recommendation system and establishes the imperial examination system!

The rightful emperor who ends the chaos of the Three Kingdoms and lays the foundation for the Han dynasty to endure for a thousand years.

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

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Drugged to kill? You use a trick that Liu Bei wouldn't fall into against Zhou Yu? And without considering the consequences? Have you never heard that the one who started it has no descendants?
59 likes3y ago
To be honest, anyone who has read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms knows that Liu Chan is not stupid but very smart. The final fall of the country was completely a mess caused by Liu Bei and there was nothing that could be done about it.
43 likes3y ago
Why are you either poisoning or throwing corpses to create a plague? This is so unethical.
23 likes3y ago
Liangzhou is not worth fighting for at all. Even if it is taken, it will not be easy to manage. The logistics of transporting grain from Hanzhong to Tianshui cannot be withstood at all. Cao Cao didn't panic at all when he stationed troops from Chang'an. Even if Chang'an was captured, he would just seal Hangu Pass. With Liu Bei's current strength, he would definitely attack Xiangyang with all his strength. After conquering Xiangyang, he would station troops and grain in Xiangyang and then march north.
12 likes4y ago
It's all about revenge and kindness.
11 likes4y ago
I like watching the second half of the Three Kingdoms
10 likes4y ago
Which Sabi below takes out Chongzhen? This guy is counting down to the emperor. Even if he puts a note on it, he will not die so quickly.
4 likes3y ago
Sun Quan wants to propose Sun Shiwan?
4 likes3y ago
Why didn't you see him? He is a military commander
3 likes4y ago
Although he is the nominal eldest son of Liu Bei, he is an adopted son after all. If he has no biological son like Guo Wei, he can certainly be like Chai Rong, but it is a pity that Liu Chan was born. Then an adopted son with a rebellious character and good at fighting would be a disaster to his own son; even if Liu Feng kept a low profile and did not cause trouble, he would still be found in trouble.
2 likes3y ago

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