Great Han: Wielding Li Cunxiao's Strength, Building a Premier Li Clan

In the fifth year of Guanghe, Li Zhao, the legitimate son of the Li clan of Longxi, enters Luoyang as a Feathered Forest Guard, carrying out his father's last wish: restore the family's honor and return the Li clan to the ranks of the great families of the realm. But in an era when eunuchs hold power and great families monopolize resources, it is nearly impossible for a commoner to rise.

On his eighteenth birthday, the Super Clan System suddenly awakens. Taking wives and concubines, recruiting talented generals, and having descendants all give him a chance to draw the spirits of famous officials throughout history who bore the surname Li. In his first draw, Li Zhao fuses with the power of Li Cunxiao, the peerless general said to be "the only one who could match Li": his martial strength shoots up to 110, and he masters the halberd and bow. One man is worth a thousand troops.

But Li Zhao wants more than solitary valor. When he punches Chunyu Qiong, a Western Garden colonel, flying at the palace gates and declares, "Tomorrow, I'll challenge the entire Feathered Forest Guard," the whole city is in an uproar. Empress He pauses to watch him, while Cao Cao quietly turns his gaze his way. For the first time, the young Feathered Forest Guard has caught the attention of the Han dynasty's power center.

At the same time, a System notification appears: the Southern Xiongnu have allied with the Xianbei to raid the border. If Li Zhao can lead his clan's young men to defeat them, it will be the first step toward restoring the Li clan's place at court.

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