Three Kingdoms: Global Conquest, Starting with a Princess of the Western Regions

At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, warlords rose across the land. The line “The mighty Yangtze flows east, its waves washing away the heroes” could never fully capture those epic years.

Transmigrated into the body of a boy captured by bandits in the Western Regions, he will rely on the Global Conquest System to pacify the Western Regions and enter the Central Plains; fight the warlords and unite the Three Kingdoms; conquer the Five Barbarians and subdue Japan; march west against the Kushan Empire and Persia, and south against the Peacock Kingdom; then fight a decisive battle with Rome and establish a vast empire spanning Asia, Africa, and Europe.

Countless years later, Wang Lin is crowned king, becoming the sovereign of the world, the king of kings.

Looking back, he sees neither an empire where the sun never sets nor the glorious achievements of a golden age in which all the people bow to him. Instead, he sees the wives who have always been at his side, a dazzling procession of beauties, their laughter and charm endless.

On his left are:

The graceful and voluptuous Princess of Loulan;

The spirited and affectionate Queen of Kucha;

The lovely, talented singer and dancer, the Queen Mother of Cheshi…

In the middle are:

The dignified and elegant Empress of the Han, with her slender waist and graceful neck;

The peerless beauty whose looks could make fish sink and geese fall, whose face could outshine the moon and flowers;

The goddess of the Luo River, with shoulders like sculpted jade and a waist as slender as silk…

On his right are:

The Xiongnu queen, fierce in battle both on horseback and on foot;

The exotic, graceful Peacock Consort, who dances to gentle music;

The golden-haired, blue-eyed Roman princess, overflowing with affection…

People privately call their king the most fortunate emperor in love in all of human history. And it all began in the Western Regions.