Three Kingdoms: Exiled for Five Years, Empress He Begs Me to Send Troops

Liu Wu transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and becomes the eldest son of Emperor Ling of Han, born to a concubine!

In the first year of Zhongping, the Yellow Turban army launches an uprising that sweeps across the land. In this time of crisis, Liu Wu, as the emperor's eldest son born to a concubine, beheads Zhang Jiao and puts down the Yellow Turban Rebellion!

But his achievements overshadow the emperor, and Empress He frames him, so Emperor Ling banishes Liu Wu to Yanmen.

In the sixth year of Zhongping, Dong Zhuo's rebellion erupts. Dong Zhuo marches into Luoyang with the Xiliang army, deposes the eldest son in favor of the younger, and sends Empress He and the young emperor to the Cold Palace!

Only then does Empress He remember Liu Wu, banished to Yanmen for five years. She sends an imperial edict ordering him to lead the imperial army into the palace and save the emperor!

Years later, in the imperial palace at Luoyang, Liu Wu dons the imperial robes and looks down at Empress He, saying coldly:

"Empress Dowager He, why do you not kneel before me?"

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