Three Kingdoms: The Last Embers of the Han

After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Zhao struggles to make his way among the Yellow Turbans. But with a modern way of thinking, he wants to distribute grain and land and create a world of great unity.

Yet how could selfish ambition be replaced by promises of a utopia? At the Taihang Mountains, I resolutely choose to head south to Jiaozhou. But betrayal along the way leaves me with barely any troops, and undercurrents are already stirring.

So I will become a cold-blooded warlord: ruthless toward my enemies, yet gentle and considerate toward the people. I intend to develop Jiaozhou through both force and benevolence, carving out more land for ordinary people in the southern wilderness and creating a happier life for them. I want Jiaozhou to become a cultural sanctuary that blesses people in every generation to come, and to double the size of China!

(A realistic ideal of a flourishing age, set in an alternate Three Kingdoms era. The possibilities are boundless!)