Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo's Son-in-Law from the Start, Summoning Wu Song

[Three Kingdoms] [Water Margin] [conquest] [political intrigue] [multiple heroines] [Wu Song] [Lin Chong] [Xue Rengui] [Li Jing] [Subutai] [Qin Liangyu] [He Shen] [ensemble cast]

Civil officials and military generals, won through draws.

Ding Yuan: “I have a plan. We only need to get Wu Song drunk, and we can take Liu Yan with ease.”

Wang Yun: “I’ll give my adopted daughter Diao Chan to Liu Yan. That will set him against Dong Zhuo.”

Jia Xu: “Make your move, Your Highness! They’re saying you’re rebelling! If you don’t act now, it’ll be too late.”

Liu Yan: “This willow tree is thick and sturdy. If my subordinate Lu Zhishen can pull it out, you’ll all stop fighting. If he can’t, you can fight all you like.”

He Shen: “Every peerless beauty under heaven is a favored concubine of His Majesty the Emperor.”

As emperor of the Great Han, only I reign supreme under heaven!

Liu Yan: “I want command of all the armies under heaven!”

If the empires of every great civilization in history all appeared in the same era, which one would prevail?

Starting from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, can Liu Yan push into Central Asia and Eastern Europe?

The Jin, Liao, Tubo, Goguryeo, Persian, Roman, Arab, Ottoman, Byzantine, and Macedonian empires: one great power after another rises on this land as the champion of its civilization.

In this war of civilizations, there is no survival without bloodshed. Liu Yan leads the Han civilization west to attack Tubo, sweeps north through the Jin and Liao, and conquers Japan in the east.

What? The Sasanian Persian Empire has risen?

Then let’s fight! So what if Caesar, Octavian, and Constantine rule Rome together as three dragons? Let our armies face off in a clash of titans.

First, let’s capture Cleopatra to reward the troops!