The Fall of the Three Kingdoms: Saving the Realm from Ruin

[No System] [Not a Power Fantasy] [Political Intrigue] [No Female Lead] [Emphasis on Military Strategy]

In 262 CE, one year before the Kingdom of Shu Han fell, Liu Chen, the fifth son of its last ruler, Liu Shan, was possessed by the soul of Liu Chen, a descendant from the 21st century.

With the kingdom's doom fast approaching, he had two choices: become a slave of a fallen state or save the realm from collapse.

Within Shu Han, Emperor Liu Shan was mediocre and weak, the eunuch Huang Hao meddled in government, political factions fought for power, and a grave internal crisis was brewing.

Beyond Shu Han's borders, the Cao Wei regent Sima clan watched like a tiger, preparing to invade Shu. The alliance between Shu and Wu existed in name only, while Wu's army watched from across the river.

Though the souls of the great heroes of the Han dynasty would protect and aid him, restoring the dynasty's fortunes and legacy would still entail countless perils and hardships.

As the fifth prince, without power or position, how could he uphold the Han and save the nation? How could he rise to become a feudal lord? Or should he start anew and restore the realm by his own means?

This period spanning the end of the Han and the beginning of the Jin dynasties lacked neither famous generals and loyal ministers nor heroic deeds, especially compared with the height of the Three Kingdoms era.

This book will bring back the many figures recorded in the histories, both great and humble, including the descendants of famous generals and figures whose stories live on in folk legend.