Three Kingdoms: Big-Eared Thief? Call Me Han Zhaolie Emperor!

That year, that summer, that city. The remnant soul of Liu Bei in Baidi City, after thousands of years of vicissitudes, dreamed back to the Year of Jiazi. While resurrecting his life, Liu Bei obtained a plug-in called the template system, which incorporated the Han Guangwu Emperor template at the beginning. Liu Bei thought he could roam the world as he pleased, but he found that this late Han Dynasty was very different from the one he had experienced. The elders in the family arranged for him a fiancée whose family was in decline. Her name was Wei Zifu. In the land of Qingzhou, eight hundred miles of water emerge from the Liangshan Mountains. A son of the Xiang family in Jiangdong tried his best to lift the Overlord Cauldron... It was not until later that Liu Bei knew that all this was because of the eldest prince Liu Bian who had returned from missing in court. However, all of this seems so insignificant in the face of one thing. In the city of Zhuojun, a thatched cottage appeared. A man in a thatched cottage, his nickname is Wolong. ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.