He unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of Liu Xie, the Han Dynasty’s second prince, near the end of the dynasty. Emperor Ling is gravely ill, the He clan monopolizes power, Dong Zhuo is poised to strike, and the realm is already showing signs of collapse.
Unfortunately, he has neither a System nor a golden finger.
But he has the advantage of knowing what lies ahead, and that is his only trump card.
Cai Yong becomes his teacher, and Cai Yan his companion.
Using the celestial omens as an excuse, he escapes Luoyang and takes up his fief in Hejian. With five thousand imperial guards at his command, he lays the foundations of his power.
The Grand Scribe Wang Li reads the stars to guide him, while the relatives of Empress Dowager Dong lend their support. Step by step, he tears through the web spun by He Jin and the Ten Attendants.
He advances cautiously, forgoing immediate gains to lay the foundations for generations to come:
Cao Cao? Just an experience point bundle for strengthening his forces and clearing obstacles.
Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei? Just useful tools.
He will crush the Yellow Turbans and defeat Lü Bu, turning them into sharp blades for expanding his territory.
As for the famous beauties of the realm...
Diao Chan, mine.
Zhen Mi, mine.
The Qiao sisters, both mine.
He will protect each beauty caught in the chaos of war beneath his wing.
From the storm-tossed inner palace of Luoyang to the Central Plains, where warlords vie for supremacy, Liu Xie turns the tide with his wits and reshapes the realm with an iron fist. Though only a prince, he gathers hearts and builds his power, putting Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Sun Quan, and the other warlords beneath his feet. Watch as he ends the age of chaos, ascends the throne, and carves out the glorious legacy of a legendary emperor!
Slow and Machiavellian. Human nature. No cheats. There is no space. There is no system. It is the soul of ordinary people that passes through Liu Xie. Nice. Interesting.
Machiavellian, not brainless. There are more and more characters. The story slowly becomes exciting. Just have to be patient. It's a real slow-burning article