Three Kingdoms: Colonizing the World, Starting with the Emperor's Journey

At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the realm split into three kingdoms.

But this Three Kingdoms era is not the one from history.

Here, everyone can cultivate a Path.

What is a Path?

It is a way of cultivation.

Paths are divided into two kinds: innate Paths and acquired Paths.

Innate Paths are those that arise naturally as Heaven and Earth evolve, while acquired Paths are inherited traditions, such as the Confucian Path of governing the world, the Daoist Path of non-action, the Legalist Path of rules, and the Military Path of war...

Murong Yu, a man from a later age, transmigrates into this world and becomes a disciple of Immortal Nanhua, the very same Immortal Nanhua who gave Zhang Jiao the Book of Great Peace.

The tides of the world: divided for long enough, it will unite; united for long enough, it will divide.

Murong Yu studies for sixteen years on Mount Nanhua.

One day, he descends the mountain, saves Great Xia from collapse, rescues the people from suffering, and colonizes the world.

Many years later,

he has founded his own empire.

Seated upon the throne, he looks down at the envoys of various nations:

Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla, Wa of Yamatai, the Kushan Empire, the Parthian Empire, and the Roman Empire.

He declares:

This is what a true empire on which the sun never sets looks like!

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