A True Han-Dynasty Succubus: From the Start, I Steal Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun

Liu Yu, a librarian, transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and begins his journey into the art of political intrigue.

In a chaotic age, it is not enough to know how to fight. You also need to understand human nature and social customs.

“Zilong, do you want a wife?”

“Kongming, how about your brother-in-law teaches you some science?”

“Dian Wei, come with me. I’ll make sure you have plenty of good food and drink.”

“Ziyi, you can come along, but why are you bringing a divine general?”

“To save the state and its people, and rescue the masses from suffering, Brother Mengde must slay the traitor to the Han. If you should fall, I will take care of your wife and children. Worry not.”

“They say brothers are like hands and feet, while wives are like clothes. Brother Xuande already has two brothers, so he is invincible. Let me wear that piece of clothing instead.”

“Bofu is the Little Hegemon of Jiangdong, and your father was the Fierce Tiger of Jiangdong. But your younger brother Sun Quan? He’s nothing but a rat…”

A little scheming can save your own skin; great scheming can win the world.

All the heroes of the age pledge themselves to him. The Han dynasty returns to its height of power and prosperity. Liu Yu, in the prime of his life, climbs the city tower to review the troops.

“Under all heaven, there is no land that is not Han territory; to the ends of the earth, there is no one who is not a Han subject. There is only one China in the world.

“Our great Han now has more than a hundred million people, an army of a million strong, elite troops, ample grain, sturdy ships, and powerful cannon. If we amount to nothing and do no more than defend our borders, how can we face our ancestors in the future? What will our descendants think of us?

“For the legacy of our ancestors, for your glory, and to bring peace to all ages.

“Soldiers, march…”