Dragon's Song at Yanmen Pass

A modern soul transmigrates into the late Han dynasty as Liu Qi, the illegitimate son of the Prince of Zhongshan. Abandoned as a child, he is fortunate to receive instruction from the divine spear master Tong Yuan and the miracle physician Hua Tuo. After mastering their arts, he heads to Luoyang with heroes such as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, becomes a student of Cai Yong and Lu Zhi, builds up capital through distilled liquor, and secretly forms the Shadow Guard. He later acquires the post of Governor of Yanmen. On the frontier, he establishes schools, trains a powerful army, develops sweet potato and potato farming and the production of refined salt, and defends against foreign tribes. His reputation grows with each passing day. He recruits fierce generals such as Zhao Yun, Dian Wei, and Xu Chu, and brings brilliant strategists such as Guo Jia, Xun Yu, and Zhuge Liang into his ranks. He makes his mark in the campaigns against the Yellow Turbans and Dong Zhuo’s coalition. Afterward, he competes for supremacy in the Central Plains against Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan. He fights at Guandu, captures Jingzhou, pacifies Jiangdong, and takes Yizhou. With his extraordinary military strategy and far-sighted approach to governance, he ultimately defeats all rivals, unifies the Three Kingdoms, and establishes a stable, powerful new dynasty. He averts the tragedy of the Five Barbarians ravaging China and begins a legendary age belonging to Yanmen.