Transmigrating to the End of the Han Dynasty: I Am a Kinsman of the Han Imperial House

Liu Wenhao, a sophomore at Yanjing University, transmigrates to the fourth year of the Guanghe era, during the reign of Emperor Ling at the end of the Han dynasty. He becomes the twelfth-generation descendant of Liu Yu, Prince Gong of Lu, son of Emperor Jing of the Western Han. But the previous owner of this body was such a spendthrift that by the age of fourteen, all his family had left was twenty mu of rice paddies and an ancestral home. Now that Liu Wenhao has transmigrated with a Chaos-Era Hegemony System, how can he keep wasting money like before? He also has to prepare for the imminent Yellow Turban Rebellion. Sign-in rewards include household populations, a method for distilling baijiu, a method for refining fine salt, glassmaking, papermaking, movable-type printing, pig castration and breeding, cement production, solid shale brick firing, sugar production, and high-yield seeds for corn, rice, sweet potatoes, and wheat. Only by bringing in a bumper harvest can he win the people’s support. And so: Cao Cao: “When you have a son, he should be like Liu Yangmin” (Liu Wenhao, courtesy name Yangmin). Liu Bei: “I haven’t even started fulfilling my ambitions. I can’t accept this!” Sun Quan: “I’d be happy to serve as a common soldier under Liu Wenhao.” Dong Zhuo: “That Liu Yangmin is an absolute disgrace.”