Three Kingdoms: Unparalleled Rule of the World at the End of Han Dynasty

The soul of modern young man Chu Sheng travels to Lu Bu in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, which coincides with the death of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty and the beginning of troubled times. He was familiar with history and knew that if Yu Zhong, the original owner, went to Luo, he would be seduced by Dong Zhuo and killed. He changed his fate against fate and urged Ding Yuan to stay in Bingzhou and refuse to enter the capital. He secretly controlled the military power of Bingzhou. After Ding Yuan was killed, Chu Sheng took over Bingzhou and subdued Gao Shun and Zhang Liao. Dong Zhuo's political chaos brought disaster to Luoyang. In order to appease the forces in Bingzhou, he appointed Lu Bu as the governor of Bingzhou. The eighteen princes attacked Dong, and Chu Sheng led 50,000 elite soldiers from Bingzhou to join the alliance. When Dong Zhuo was defeated, he took the lead in rescuing Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty before Cao Cao, moved the capital to the state, and completely changed the pattern of the late Han Dynasty. After that, he recruited Jia Xu, Chen Gong, Xu Huang and other capable civil and military officials to drive away Yuan Shao, destroy Yuan Shu, and pacify Xiliang. Dividing the world with Cao Cao, Sun Ce, and Liu Bei, he gradually cannibalized the heroes, wiped out the troubled times, and finally unified the country and created an unparalleled imperial career. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.