Three Kingdoms: From Foot Soldier to Great Emperor

After transmigrating into the camp for Liu Bei's wounded soldiers as a low-ranking soldier, Liu Chang never expected Liu Bei to send his personal guards to kill them all. The only reason was that Liu Bei didn't want to spend money treating the wounded and feared they would ruin his reputation!

His Admiration System awakens, granting him the martial arts legacy of Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King. He kills Liu Bei and wins the loyalty of dozens of wounded soldiers. Rising to power amid the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he earns great merit and is enfeoffed as the King of Han. He then contends for supremacy with warlords like Cao Cao, destroys foreign tribes, and plants the Han banner across the world.

Dong Zhuo: If not for Liu Chang, the world would have belonged to me.

Cao Cao: If Cao was born, why was Chang born too?

Xun Yu: Serving the King of Han was the best decision I ever made.

Foreign tribes: Please, Han, stop fighting us! We'll surrender, all right?

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