Three Kingdoms: Later Generations Reveal I Was Emperor Wu Liu Yu

In the fourth month of the first year of Zhangwu, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor and founded Shu Han.

During the ceremony to worship Heaven, the Future Comparison Exposure System was activated, and everyone watched intently.

Cao Cao: "Hahaha! Shu Han was the first to fall!"

Sun Quan: "My Eastern Wu was the second to fall!"

Liu Bei: "Wei fell too? Cao Cao, why aren't you laughing now?"

Cao Cao: "That old thief Sima, I ** you *!"

Liu Shan: "You mean that people from the later Han dynasty, on Eastern Wu's territory, listened to descendants of Cao Wei and killed the usurper Sima?"

Watching the video on the sky screen, Guan Yu grinned from ear to ear. "It seems my name will indeed be recorded for posterity!"

Sun Quan's face turned pale as he watched. "My reputation as Sun of the Hundred Thousand has been passed down thousands of years into the future?"

They looked at Shu Han, which had fallen after just two generations, then at that later age of clashing blades and warhorses, whose might swept across the land like a tiger.

They began to wonder: What if the Crown Prince were as powerful as those people in the future?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.