Three Kingdoms: From the Start, the Son of Heaven Becomes a Martial God

In the third year of Chuping in the Han dynasty, Li Jue and Guo Si break through Chang'an and press toward the imperial palace. The Han dynasty, which had only just managed to catch its breath, seems to have been seized by the throat once again.

Faced with the Xiliang bandits threatening the palace, Emperor Liu Xie leaps from the palace wall, and then... slaughters his way through the enemy ranks.

As blood blossoms like flowers on the emperor's sword, Liu Xie, who commands a Martial Arts System, engraves the divine right of kings in everyone's heart.

As the System sends him more and more things, the Han dynasty seems to take on a whole new look.

The twelve-year-old Han emperor wields a long sword and leaves the Xiliang army quaking in fear. Zhuge Liang sits in an empty city with a peacock-feather dart in hand, and rivers of blood flow. Zhang Yide learns the Lion's Roar, and his shout literally demolishes Dangyang Bridge...

"There's nothing appealing about fighting for the world. Honestly, practicing martial arts is better!"

Liu Xie says this to the dozens of warlords, barbarian chieftains, and foreign kings gathered in court, then tells them to start learning to "dance."

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