I Was Planning to Coerce the Emperor and Ask the Princes Cao Cao to Invite Me to Challenge Dong Zhuo.

Traveling through the late Han Dynasty and becoming the youngest son of the prefect of Xihe County in Bingzhou, Li Yan grew up steadily and peacefully. In the past five years, he made great achievements in attacking the Xiongnu in the west and Xianbei in the north. He was conferred the title of Chariot and Cavalry General and Marquis of Anxi by Emperor Ling, with jurisdiction over the military affairs of three counties and guarding the frontier. The following year, Emperor Ling died and the Young Emperor of Han succeeded to the throne. Dong Zhuo then entered the capital, deposed the emperor and became the lord, shocking the whole world. Facing the advent of the heroic era of the late Han Dynasty, Li Yan chose to welcome back Liu Zhu, who was about to be killed, and prepared to use the emperor to command the princes. Soon after, Cao Cao issued a message to punish the traitors and invited him to lead his army south to kill the Dong traitors together. As a result, the eighteen princes became nineteen princes, and the Three Kingdoms became a joint attack on Li. Cao Cao: "I regret that I treated Li Yan more than Dong Zhuo." Sun Quan: "Xiangxiang, in order to protect Jiangdong's ancestral heritage, my brother has no choice but to wrong you." Liu Bei: "Li and the thieves are not at odds with each other, and the king's industry is not on the side of peace. Li Yan is the biggest traitor of the Han Dynasty!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.