Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei’s Junior Fellow Disciple Marries Cai Zhaoji from the Start

He transmigrates to the late Han dynasty, becoming the legitimate son of the great scholar Lu Zhi.

At the time, Dong Zhuo has entered Luoyang and seized control of the imperial court. With an army of a hundred thousand troops from Liang Province at his command, he follows the examples of Yi Yin and Huo Guang. Lu Zhi is persecuted by Dong Zhuo and dies.

To avenge his father's death, fulfill his father's dying wish, and repay the deep bond between them, Lu Yu chooses to follow Liu Bei and restore the Han dynasty.

With the campaign of the Eighteen Lords against Dong Zhuo about to begin, Lu Yu decisively urges his senior brother Liu Bei to raise the banner of restoring the Han and be the first to call for an army to oppose Dong Zhuo!

From that moment on, Liu Bei and Lu Yu, previously unknown to the world, become famous across the land and rise to prominence.

Zheng Xuan: The twin stars of the Lu clan have not failed the realm!

Cao Cao: Had there been no Lu in the world, I would have ruled as king!

Yuan Shao: Four generations of dukes, yet I was defeated by a mere peddler of straw sandals and woven mats? I was not defeated by Liu Bei, but by Lu Yu. I deeply regret it!

Sun Quan: I am willing to offer my younger sister as Consort Lu's concubine. I only ask that you spare my life!

The Three Han Chronicles:

Tang of Shang gained Yi Yin and won the people of Xia. King Wen gained Lü Wang and subdued Shang.

The Gaozu gained Zhang Liang and established an empire. The Liezu gained Lu Yu and restored the Han three times.

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