Three Kingdoms: The Son of Heaven's Destiny, Becoming an Emperor Among Men

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the land was divided into three kingdoms.

But this was not the Three Kingdoms we know.

Here, anyone could cultivate a path of destiny.

There were two kinds of destiny paths: innate and acquired.

Innate destiny paths were cultivation routes that evolved naturally from Heaven and Earth, while acquired destiny paths were passed down through traditions, such as the Confucian path of governing the world, the Daoist path of inaction, the Legalist path of restriction, and the Military path of the spear and sword…

Liu Bian, a man from a later age, transmigrates into this world and becomes the young Han emperor, soon to be deposed.

To stay alive, he begins debating the Confucian scholars.

But by accident, he draws the fortune of the Han Dynasty and is granted the Emperor's destiny path.

Many years later.

Liu Bian is honored as the man who restored the Han Dynasty three times. Seated on his dragon throne, he looks down upon the assembled officials----

In history, you called me the Young Emperor of Han. I won't hold it against you, but now you may address me as... Emperor Zhaowu, the Founder of Han!

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