Three Kingdoms: Rebirth at the End of Han Dynasty and Fighting for the World

Modern young man Chu Sheng traveled through the late Han Dynasty and became Zhang Liao's younger brother. At that time, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty passed away, Dong Zhuo coveted Luoyang, and Ding Yuan was destined to die if he entered the capital according to the order. Chu Sheng, who was familiar with the historical trend, urged his brother Zhang Liao to ask for orders to guard Bingzhou and lay down the foundation in advance. After Ding Yuan was assassinated by Lu Bu, Chu Sheng assisted Zhang Liao to quickly control the entire territory of Bingzhou, and secretly searched for Dian Wei, Xu Chu, Zhao Yun and other powerful generals. After Dong Zhuo took control of the government, in order to appease the forces in Bingzhou, he appointed Chu Sheng as the governor of Bingzhou. When the eighteen princes attacked Dong, Chu Sheng personally led an alliance of 50,000 elites, ranking among the nineteenth princes. Dong Zhuo was defeated and fled westward. Chu Sheng beat Cao Cao to rescue Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty and moved the capital to merge with the state, completely tearing apart the pattern of the late Han Dynasty. After that, he attracted civil and military talents such as Jia Xu, Chen Gong, and Xu Huang, and successively annexed princes and subdued powerful generals. He divided the world with Cao Cao, Sun Ce, and Liu Bei, and finally swept the world, unified the mountains and rivers, and created a new prosperous age. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.