Dual Crossing to the Three Kingdoms: Starting by Winning Empress He

(Dual transmigration between modern China and the Three Kingdoms + conquest + unification + wish fulfillment)

There are many female characters. If that’s not your thing, don’t read!

Liu Xiao unexpectedly acquires a portal between the modern world and the Eastern Han at the end of its reign.

He accidentally wanders into Empress He’s chambers, but instead of being arrested, he is mistaken for an immortal.

At first, all he wants is to trade supplies for a profit and take a few more beautiful wives and concubines.

But when he thinks of the ill-fated Diao Chan, the grief-stricken Cai Zhaoji, Zhen Mi, whose face was veiled and whose mouth was stuffed with chaff, and the young widows Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao...

Liu Xiao’s outlook changes.

In an age of chaos, how can he settle for mere survival?

Without power, he can’t even protect the women he loves!

A true man should wield a three-foot sword and accomplish deeds that will echo through the ages!

Just then, the Qiang revolt breaks out in Liangzhou, and Liu Xiao decides to stop keeping a low profile.

With the help of Empress He, his old flame, he secures an audience with Liu Hong.

He puts down the Qiang rebellion, slaughtering a hundred thousand Qiang troops.

He campaigns against the Xianbei, erects a monument at Mount Yanran, and waters his horses in the vast northern sea.

He marches east and west to destroy Yuan Shao, then campaigns north and south to defeat Cao Cao...

As for the rats of Jiangdong? He simply lands across the sea...

He unifies the realm and restores the Han dynasty.

Awake, he wields power over all under heaven; asleep, he rests on a beauty’s lap.