Three Kingdoms: I Filmed a Video, and Somehow Ended Up Wearing the Imperial Robe

Lu Chen transmigrates to the end of the Han Dynasty and becomes the acting magistrate of a small border county.

The county lies on the outskirts of the Han Empire's Protectorate General of the Western Regions, surrounded by foreign tribes.

Because of the chaos of war, it lost contact with the Han Empire ten years ago.

To survive, Lu Chen follows the System's instructions and livestreams and films videos every day in exchange for rewards. What he doesn't know is that the viewers watching those videos are none other than the warlords within Han territory.

After several years, Lu Chen finally crushes the surrounding tribes and the kingdoms of the Western Regions, opening a route to the Central Plains. He immediately decides to lead three thousand Dingyuan troops back to the Central Plains.

But when the army reaches Chang'an, a whole crowd of warlords is kneeling outside the city.

Cao Cao: "Your servant, Cao Cao, Great General Who Conquers the West, welcomes Your Majesty."

Yuan Shao: "Your servant has longed for Your Majesty as the parched earth yearns for rain."

Liu Bei: "Only Your Majesty can inherit the four-hundred-year legacy of the Han Empire."

The other warlords: "Long live our emperor! Long live our emperor! Long, long live our emperor!"

Lu Chen sits on his horse, looking at the famous Three Kingdoms figures he has heard so much about, and can't help feeling that something is off. "I was just filming videos. How did I end up wearing the imperial robe?"

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