Three Kingdoms: The Xia Dynasty Is Falling, and I Must Save the Han

He transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and becomes the second son of the Deng clan. Disasters strike one after another, leaving the people displaced.

In the seventh year of Guanghe, the Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks out, and twelve-year-old Deng Yao makes a name for himself.

He defeats the Yellow Turbans, beats Dong Zhuo, captures Yuan Shu, and wipes out the warlords of the north.

In this life, Deng Yao is determined to restore the Han dynasty's fortunes.

Cao Cao: "If Zhongyu were to fall, I wonder how many would claim the title of king, and how many would call themselves emperor."

Sun Quan: "If Heaven had not given us Deng Yao, how difficult would it really be to hold Jiangdong for a hundred years?"

Yuan Shu: "The Han dynasty is in decline, yet Deng Yao can mend the heavens with his own blood."

Yuan Shao: "We have no shame in losing this battle. It isn't that Heaven has forsaken us; we simply cannot stand against Zhongyu."

Liu Bei: "Deng Yao wants to restore the Han dynasty. What can I do about that?"

Zhuge Liang: "If Zhongyu had been at Red Cliffs, what harm would it have done for Gongjin to borrow two more easterly winds?"

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