Liu Qi of the Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Have 3,000 Black Armored Cavalry

Transmigrating to the end of the Han Dynasty, he becomes Liu Qi, a son neither loved by his father nor his mother, who eventually dies an unexplained death at Liu Bei's hands in Jiangxia.

The chaos of the age is just beginning. Liu Biao has only recently entered Jingzhou, Cao Cao has yet to hold the emperor hostage and command the lords, and the three brothers Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei have yet to make their mark, biding their time in secret...

In this life, Liu Qi refuses to go to Jiangxia, and refuses to die an unexplained death at the hands of the Big-Eared Bandit.

Instead, he defies fate and changes his destiny: crossing the Han River alone, capturing Zhang Xiu single-handedly, occupying Nanyang, striking Cao Cao in the north, and controlling Jingxiang in the south.

Liu Bei: I never imagined that the true traitor who usurped the Han would be Liu Qi.

Cao Cao: What kind of bandit am I, compared to Liu Qi?

Lü Bu: If you do not disdain me, I am willing to take you as my adoptive father!

Northern tribesmen: Liu Qi said to kill anyone taller than a wheel, but he never told us the wheel was lying on its side!

Liu Qi only wanted to keep himself alive, but never expected to become the most powerful warlord in the land.

“My ministers, who put this imperial robe on me? You have truly made things so hard for me!”

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