Wolf Riders at the End of the Han Dynasty

“When Shu Han has no great generals, Liao Hua becomes the vanguard.”

Liao Hua, from two thousand years in the future, unexpectedly returns to the chaotic Eastern Han world of two thousand years ago. He has no golden finger to help him as he fights fiercely in Jingzhou under the identity of a bandit. Later, he disguises his troops as imperial soldiers and suppresses the Yellow Turbans. After buying an official position and earning promotions, he uses his impressive military record to take control of Bingzhou, destroy the Xiongnu, massacre the Xianbei, crush the Wuhuan, advance into Liaodong, pacify the Three Han, and slaughter the barbarians.

When Dong Zhuo brings chaos to the government, Liao Hua seizes Youzhou and Liangzhou. He vigorously develops agriculture, takes in refugees, and establishes farming colonies to support the commanderies.

He sends Zhang Liao and the Northwest Wolf Cavalry on a western expedition against the Kushan Empire, the Parthian Empire, and other nations.

Zhao Zilong's Northeast Tiger Cavalry fights with unmatched valor.

Guan Yunchang's Bingzhou Snow-Dragon Cavalry is peerless in the world.

He marries Zhang Ying, Zhang Jiao's daughter, and takes in the Yellow Turban army.

At Hulao Pass, the young general Ren Ziqi from Qu'a fights Lü Bu of Jiuyuan alone.

He builds breweries, improves papermaking, and marries into the Zhen family of Wuji, bringing their business into the realm.

With a black iron staff in hand, he fights his way across the land.

Ma Mengqi of Liangzhou and Sun Bofu of Jiangdong stain the Central Plains with blood.

What he wants is not the Han dynasty, but a lifetime of conquest.

Wherever the Wolf Cavalry goes becomes Han territory.

As far as the eye can see, it is all Chinese land.

I want sweet potatoes growing throughout these barbarian lands.