Three Kingdoms: A Shy General Starts with Three Thousand Flying Tiger Troops

In 184 AD, the seventh year of the Guanghe era.

The protagonist arrives in the late Han Dynasty with a Summoning System and becomes the Prince of Beihai.

From the start, the System gives him Li Cunxiao, an unparalleled warrior from the late Tang Dynasty, along with his three thousand Flying Tiger troops.

Li Cunxiao is a man of few words and ruthless action, the socially awkward type. He not only possesses immense martial prowess, but is also well-versed in military strategy, excelling in both civil and martial affairs.

Liu Shun is the son of the late Emperor Huan of Han, Liu Zhi. Since he was born to a palace maid, and was still an infant under six months old, he was rejected by the empress and denied the chance to inherit the throne.

Eighteen years later...

Emperor Ling of Han, Liu Hong, is incompetent. The Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks out, plunging the Han court into chaos as war engulfs the land. He puts down the Yellow Turban forces and quells the Black Mountain bandits. After Dong Zhuo's rebellion brings down the Han court, he takes control of Qing, Yan, and Xu Provinces.

From then on, amid the flames of war, he begins his quest to conquer the land, taking on the warlords who have made themselves powerful through their armies.

Several years later...

“This was always supposed to be my empire. I’m merely reclaiming what’s mine.”

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