He was the youngest professor at the National Defense University. After transmigrating to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, he became a prisoner in the Changshe County jail.
A hundred thousand hardened Yellow Turban soldiers stood outside Changshe, and the city was moments away from falling.
Risking his life to offer a strategy, he defeated the Yellow Turbans at Changshe and rose through the ranks. As he uncovered the mystery of his origins, he learned that he was the maternal uncle of Emperor Xian of Han.
Dong Zhuo marched on the capital, plunging the realm into chaos. The warlords trembled with fear. Who could save the four-hundred-year Han Dynasty from collapse? Only he, a kinsman of the Han imperial house.
Over wine, Cao Cao discussed heroes, and only one imperial kinsman won his admiration.
So what if Liu Bei was a member of the Han imperial clan? Even this hidden dragon had to keep his head down.
Watch as one kinsman of the Han imperial house works to restore the Han Dynasty.
It's just so-so, and it sucked in the end.
I say everything over and over again, it's too much nonsense.