Three Kingdoms: Forever Han

[Late Han and Three Kingdoms + Overpowered Growth + Passionate Power Struggles] Liu Da transmigrates to the final years of the Eastern Han Dynasty. An orphan and distant relative of the Han imperial family, he is in truth a real imperial uncle. By a stroke of fate, he gains the strength of Xiang Yu. He defeats the Xianbei, crushes the Yellow Turbans, quells the Qiang rebellion, vanquishes rival warlords, campaigns into the Western Regions, expands the borders, saves the crumbling dynasty, and restores the Han. This is a thrilling power fantasy. (P.S. The Later Book of Han, Records of the Three Kingdoms, and Zizhi Tongjian are the main sources, with the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and miscellaneous accounts as supplements, along with plenty of imaginative alternate history. It is an ultimate historical mashup, aiming to tell a good story while making up for the regret that "the Han alone fell because it was too strong." The story begins seven years before the Yellow Turban Rebellion and covers a long span of time: first, the protagonist needs time to grow; second, I hope to introduce readers to the history of the late Han; and third, I want to eliminate the northern barbarian threat before moving on to the main plot.)