Three Kingdoms: The Goddess of Luo River Is My Childhood Bride

Liu He transmigrates to the Three Kingdoms era and chooses the path of a hegemon. He is enfeoffed as Prince Zhou, a king ranked equal to the emperor, and enters the brutal struggle of the chaotic age as Emperor Shao of Han Liu Bian's uncle.

From the start, he snatches Zhen Mi, the Goddess of Luo, from someone else and begins raising her as his child bride, leaving the old villain Yuan Shao howling in fury.

When Dong Zhuo leads his army into Luoyang, Liu He takes his troops to meet him in battle, beheads Dong Zhuo, and drives Lü Bu back. He saves the dynasty from collapse and earns unparalleled merit. From then on, he shares the realm with the young emperor.

Cao Cao: "The Han dynasty can only be restored by Prince Zhou. To give my life in his service would be the greatest honor of my life!"

Liu Bei: "Imperial brother possesses the qualities of a great ruler. He is the chosen one destined to revive the Han dynasty and ascend the throne. Though I am unworthy, I am willing to serve at your command!"

Sun Jian: "With a wise ruler on the throne, I would not dare rebel!"

Zhen Mi: "My husband is simply too powerful!"

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