Three Kingdoms: I Divorced the Alluring Princess from the Start

A young man from a later age is reborn in the late Eastern Han dynasty as the eldest son of the Dou family. He puts an end at once to the Qiang and Hu wars that had dragged on for more than a decade, winning renown among the Five Hu peoples and bringing peace to the northern frontier.

In the seventh year of Guanghe, the Yellow Turban Rebellion erupts and the realm falls into chaos!

Dou Xiao leads an army to war. General-in-Chief He Jin joins forces with his younger brother He Miao to stage a coup in the capital region, intending to kill Dou Xiao and Liu Hong and divide the realm with the Yellow Turbans. Instead, they are beheaded.

That year, 200,000 Wuhuan cavalry join forces with the Southern Xiongnu and seize the chance to sweep into the Central Plains, surrounding the capital region. Liu Hong is forced to marry off his daughter in exchange for a single night's peace.

Dou Xiao leads 150,000 northern troops to the capital to rescue the emperor. From that day on, no Xiongnu remain south of the desert, and the Wuhuan vanish into the deep valleys.

Dou Xiao's achievements are so great that the emperor has no cause to distrust him. Liu Hong makes an unprecedented exception and grants him the first title of prince to someone outside the imperial clan in Han history: Prince of the North!

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