The Great Han Zhongxing Xian Emperor Liu Xie

During the troubled times of Jian'an, history books only record him as the last puppet. He was controlled by others all his life, lost his Zen throne and was imprisoned for the rest of his life. He failed to live up to the orthodoxy of the Han Dynasty, and finally became the sinner of the Han Dynasty's four hundred years of subjugation. Opening his eyes again, Liu Xie returned to Zhongping for six years, on the eve of Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing. The childish body of nine years old hides the vicissitudes of two lifetimes. He returned from rebirth carrying the hatred of his country's subjugation, the historical materials of the Three Kingdoms that have been recorded for thousands of years, and the complete DLC scripts of Romance of the Three Kingdoms 14, all general data, and all imaginary changes. In his previous life, he gave in step by step, allowing Dong Zhuo to hold him hostage, Wang Yun to monopolize power, and Cao Cao to hold the emperor hostage to order the princes. He watched the mountains and rivers shattered and the Han Dynasty collapsed. In this life, he lurks deep in the palace, secretly plots chess games, uses his young body to hide his plans, and uses his secrets to break the troubled times. Dong Zhuo dominates the dynasty? He secretly divided the Xiliang faction, alienated Dong Lu, used the opportunity to kill the thieves, and cut off the chaos in Chang'an. The princes are challenging Dong? He sat back and watched the fight, planted hidden plots, divided the heroes of Guandong, and did not become anyone's pawn. The rise of the Yellow Turban, the separatist regime, Gongsun Bahe, Sima's usurpation of Wei, Wuzhang Yuan's defeat... All the imaginary troubled times branches of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms 14 DLC were predicted by him one by one, restrained one by one, and turned into materials for the rejuvenation of the Han Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.