Three Kingdoms: Awaken the Beauty Portrait, Slay the Traitor Dong Zhuo

Transmigrated into Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of Han, he is humiliated when Dong Zhuo barges into the palace from the start, while the court officials treat him as if he were invisible. Just as despair sets in, the Beauty Portrait System suddenly awakens: the more peerless beauties he gathers, the more his power skyrockets.

Surrounded by the Western Liang cavalry, the young emperor draws his sword with a cold sneer. First, he sends Wang Yue to behead Dong Zhuo with the Chixiao Sword. Then he uses a cup of wine from Diao Chan to bewitch Lu Bu, and a few words are enough to force Li Ru to bow his head and make the poison strategist Jia Xu silently back down. In a single night, the traitor is executed and the elite Western Liang troops all come under the court's command.

But this is only the beginning. System missions appear one after another: add Diao Chan to the Beauty Portrait to unlock the Flying Sword Technique; recruit Zhen Ji to unlock three thousand black-armored cavalry; win Sun Shangxiang to obtain explosives and detonators. With every beauty he gains, the Han Dynasty acquires another advantage in its quest to sweep across the world.

Rebuild the Protectorate of the Western Regions, launch an expedition against the Kushan Empire, strike the Xianbei and Wuhuan in the north, and crush the Xiongnu and Qiang in the west. When Cao Cao kneels before the palace hall, Sun Quan submits a memorial and declares himself a subject, and Liu Bei clutches the imperial edict hidden in his sash and weeps, they finally understand: this tyrant emperor, who has gathered all the beauties of the Three Kingdoms, wants more than just the lands of Huaxia. He wants every place touched by the rising sun to become Han territory!

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