Three Kingdoms: Unrivaled at the End of the Han, I Set the World in Order

A modern young man transmigrates into Lu Bu at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, just as Emperor Ling dies and the age of chaos is about to begin.

With his knowledge of history, he knows the original Lu Bu's blind loyalty would lead him to Luoyang, where Dong Zhuo would tempt him into murdering his lord and bring about his own downfall.

Defying fate, he urges Ding Yuan to remain in Bingzhou and refuse to go to the capital, while secretly biding his time and taking control of Bingzhou's military forces.

After Ding Yuan is killed, Chu Sheng takes over all of Bingzhou and wins over fierce generals such as Gao Shun and Zhang Liao.

Dong Zhuo seizes power and wreaks havoc in Luoyang. To appease the forces in Bingzhou, he appoints Lu Bu governor of Bingzhou.

When the eighteen warlords unite to oppose Dong Zhuo, Chu Sheng leads fifty thousand elite Bingzhou troops to join the alliance.

As Dong Zhuo is defeated, Chu Sheng beats Cao Cao to saving Emperor Xian, moves the capital to Bingzhou, and completely reshapes the balance of power at the end of the Han dynasty.

Afterward, he recruits talented civil and military officials such as Jia Xu, Chen Gong, and Xu Huang, drives out Yuan Shao, destroys Yuan Shu, and pacifies Xiliang.

He divides the realm among himself, Cao Cao, Sun Ce, and Liu Bei, steadily devours the rival warlords, brings the age of chaos to an end, and ultimately unifies the land, forging an unparalleled imperial legacy.

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