[No System] + [Three Kingdoms] + [Strategy]
Emperor Xian of the late Han dynasty rises step by step to the throne, pacifying the warlords of the realm: Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Lü Bu…
The good news: I’m the emperor!
The bad news: I’m Liu Xie, emperor at the end of the Han dynasty.
Liu Xie transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty.
He becomes the last emperor, Liu Xie!
Cao Cao’s hundred-thousand-strong army is outside the city. Liu Xie threatens to die, forcing Cao Cao to withdraw and leave Xun Yu behind.
Dong Cheng: “Your Majesty, Cao Cao has a hundred thousand troops outside the city. Let General Cao enter the capital to rescue us!”
Liu Xie swings the Son of Heaven’s sword, and Dong Cheng’s head hits the ground.
Cao Cao coming to the rescue? I have no intention of being his plaything.
Cao Cao: “Your Majesty, the realm is in chaos. Please come back to Xuchang with me!”
Liu Xie: “Did I tell you to get up? Kneel!”
In the late Eastern Han, Liu Xie encounters a rival who threatens his position: Liu Bei.
Liu Bei: “I am a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan, the great-great-grandson of Emperor Xiaojing, the grandson of Liu Xiong, and the son of Liu Hong!”
Liu Xie: “Issue an edict to execute him. This man must not be allowed to live; he will become a grave threat!”
The realm is divided among warlords, and strategists emerge everywhere.
Sima Yi: “Your Majesty, the root cause of the Battle of Red Cliffs lies in…”
Liu Xie: “Your name is Sima Yi? Exterminate your entire clan and exile you to Lingnan.”
From the start, Cao Cao enters the capital. The fifteen-year-old emperor Liu Xie drives him back and rebuilds the Han dynasty.
The young emperor rises from disgrace to become a great ruler, and after four hundred years, the Han once more reigns over all under Heaven.
The protagonist's character is a bit arrogant and idealistic. No princes in the world believe it. He only uses virtuous ministers and generals who have left their names in history. It feels like a player in Three Kingdoms Killing chooses his favorite cards. The problem is whether he is willing to serve the central court or not, at least it is not that smooth.
But the most important point is that the introduction is perfunctory. Emperor Xiaojing is written as Emperor Xiaojing, Liu Hong is written as Liu Hong, and Liu Bei is written directly as Liu Xie's brother. Although there is no mistake in the text, the first impression is very bad.
At the beginning, it was written about later generations traveling through the late Han Dynasty. Later, it was written about Liu Xie being kidnapped by Cao Cao as the emperor, so that the princes could regard it as the memory of his previous life.
The protagonist's character is a bit arrogant and idealistic. No princes in the world believe it. He only uses virtuous ministers and generals who have left their names in history. It feels like a player in Three Kingdoms Killing chooses his favorite cards. The problem is whether he is willing to serve the central court or not, at least it is not that smooth. But the most important point is that the introduction is perfunctory. Emperor Xiaojing is written as Emperor Xiaojing, Liu Hong is written as Liu Hong, and Liu Bei is written directly as Liu Xie's brother. Although there is no mistake in the text, the first impression is very bad.
At the beginning, it was written about later generations traveling through the late Han Dynasty. Later, it was written about Liu Xie being kidnapped by Cao Cao as the emperor, so that the princes could regard it as the memory of his previous life.
Not bad. Come on, author💪