Liu Yin is a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan, and feels a deep attachment to the Han Empire. One night, he dreams of the broad sweep of events from General He Jin's assassination to the fall of the Han. Determined to revive the Han and restore the realm, he sets out to make it happen.
Note: From the start, the protagonist is meant to be someone like Liu Bang. To achieve great things in times of chaos, you need to be like Liu Bang: able to recognize talent and bold enough to put people to use. At the same time, the protagonist feels a profound love for the common people.
(Not a soul transmigration story, not a wish-fulfillment fantasy, fast-paced.)
The author approaches events through the outlook of the era itself, aiming for a more realistic outcome.
If you think Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a history book, go read one.
This is a short novel with plenty of the author's own opinions. Comments and discussion are welcome.
It looks good; it's considered a high-quality product in the Tomato Three Kingdoms category.