Three Kingdoms: The Flying General of the Late Han Secures the Realm

Chu Sheng, a young man from the modern era, finds himself in the body of Lü Bu at the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, just as Emperor Ling dies and an age of chaos looms.

Well versed in history, he knows that if the original Lü Bu loyally followed Ding Yuan to Luoyang, Dong Zhuo would lure him over, leading to his master's murder and his own eventual downfall.

Defying fate, he urges Ding Yuan to remain in Bingzhou and refuse to enter the capital, while secretly lying low and taking control of Bingzhou's military. After Ding Yuan is killed, Chu Sheng smoothly takes over all of Bingzhou and wins powerful generals such as Gao Shun and Zhang Liao to his side.

Dong Zhuo's tyrannical rule throws Luoyang into chaos. To pacify the forces in Bingzhou, he appoints Lü Bu governor of Bingzhou.

When eighteen warlords unite to campaign against Dong Zhuo, Chu Sheng leads fifty thousand elite troops from Bingzhou to the alliance. As Dong Zhuo is defeated, Chu Sheng beats Cao Cao to the punch and rescues Emperor Xian of Han, moving the capital to Bingzhou and completely reshaping the late Han era.

Afterward, he recruits brilliant civil and military talents 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 consuming the warlords' territories, pacifying the age of chaos, and ultimately unifying the land to forge an unparalleled imperial dynasty.

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