Three Kingdoms: Starting with the Coalition Against Dong Zhuo

[No System] [Not Mindless] [Civil Officials and Famous Generals] [Empire and Beauties] Liu Jing transmigrates into the age of warlords at the end of the Han dynasty and sets himself a goal: become a king and found a kingdom! A great man born between Heaven and Earth cannot spend his whole life beneath others! He claims the beauties of the Three Kingdoms: Diao Chan, Zhen Mi, Cai Yan, Guo Huang, Bu Lianshi, the two Qiaos, Zhurong, and Lu Lingqi, an entire host of peerless beauties. He creates the Shadow Secret Guard, spreading them throughout the cities of the land to keep watch over all under Heaven. He establishes the Imperial Commerce Guild, amassing the wealth of the realm to enrich the nation and strengthen its armies. He builds the mightiest forces: the Black Armor Army, Lion Fang Guards, Black Armor Cavalry, Trapped Enemy Camp, Great Halberdiers, and Imperial Guards. “Why can Liu Jing become a king and found a kingdom, with all the people celebrating, while I establish a nation and proclaim myself emperor only to be branded a traitor and attacked by the warlords?” A young noble of the Yuan clan clutched the Imperial Seal and glared in fury. “You act so high and mighty, but you only took the throne because of your imperial blood!” A green-eyed, purple-bearded man seethed with envy and resentment. “We’re all imperial relatives and descendants of the Han royal house. Why do all the heroes, civil and military, flock to that despicable Liu Jing?” A man with long arms and big ears raged in indignation. “You’ve all wronged me, Cao! I’m the most loyal subject there is. Liu Jing is the real traitor plotting to usurp the realm!” Cao Cao, a slender man seven feet tall with narrow eyes and a long beard, beat his chest and stamped his feet. Clad in imperial robes and carrying the Zhanlu Sword, Liu Jing stood on the dragon dais in Chongde Hall and denounced them all: “Cao Pi can sit on the throne that rules the realm. Liu Bei can sit on it. Sun Quan can sit on it. So why can’t I, a noble of the imperial house, the emperor’s brother-in-law, and foremost among the feudal kings?”