Three Kingdoms: The Iron-Blooded Ruler Executes Dong Zhuo in the Golden Hall from the Start

Reborn in the late Han dynasty, Su Yi became a frontier general guarding the borderlands. He struck deep into Xiongnu territory, covering two thousand li, and won a great victory.

He returned to court with three hundred battered troops, only to find Dong Zhuo controlling the government and throwing his weight around.

He activated the Ironblood System and, from the start, executed Dong Zhuo by force in the Golden Hall.

“Ding! Dong Zhuo has been executed. Reward: Emperor’s Sword and Shadowless Horse!”

“Ding! You have cowed the court and overpowered the officials. Reward: Soldiers from Jiangdong!”

“Ding! With iron-blooded methods, you have suppressed the rebellion. Reward: The Art of War by Sun Tzu.”

Yuan Shao: “Su Yi is a reckless brute. He killed Yan Liang and Wen Chou and seized my family’s estate. I will never let this grudge go!”

Cao Cao: “A capable minister in times of peace, a fine general in command of troops, a wise official in governing the country. His iron-blooded ruthlessness is beyond me.”

Liu Bei: “I’m done running away!!!”

Sun Ce: “Su Yi is peerlessly brave, unmatched in this age. No one can compare.”

Su Yi’s motto: “An iron-blooded Han dynasty! Those who follow me will prosper, and those who oppose me will perish!”

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