Late Eastern Han: I Became Uncle Liu and Unified the Han Empire

The mighty Yangtze flows east, its waves washing away heroes. Right and wrong, success and failure, all vanish in an instant. The green hills remain, though many sunsets have turned red. White-haired fishermen and woodcutters on the riverbanks have grown accustomed to autumn moons and spring breezes. They happily meet over a pot of rough wine. So many things, past and present, are simply told as tales over laughter.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the court was in disarray, treacherous ministers held sway, and power had slipped from the emperor's hands.

Dong Zhuo, Inspector of Liangzhou, marched into the capital, deposed Liu Bian, the Prince of Hongnong, and installed Liu Xie, the Prince of Chenliu, as emperor.

Far away in Shu, Liu Bei and the sworn brothers he had befriended began recruiting troops and gathering horses, preparing to unify the Han Empire!

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