Transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms: From Prince of Guangling to Ruler of All Under Heaven

After transmigrating as a relative of the Han imperial house, I have nothing from the start but a dilapidated ancestral shrine.

Thirteen members of my clan have “died of illness” one after another. Chen Deng, the Administrator of Guangling, smiles as he invites me to a banquet, while an envoy from Yuan Shao is on the way with a secret imperial edict. I know I’m next to “die of illness.”

But they don’t know that I’m hiding a fragment of the Imperial Jade Seal in my sleeve.

It lets me see the flow of fortune, read the loyalty and treachery in people’s hearts, and even awaken secrets of the Han house that have lain dormant for a century. Standing before the altar with the fragment in hand, I face envoys from Yuan Shao and Cao Cao, as well as spies from Jiangdong, and recite every word of Emperor Guangwu’s prayer to Heaven.

The seal’s fragment is in my keeping, while the warlords watch me like tigers.

In this chaotic age, I’ll use Heaven’s incomplete mandate to rebuild a unified realm.

A noblewoman of the Chen clan makes marriage alliances as her moves on the board; a princess of Jiangdong secretly passes me intelligence; a talented woman from Yingchuan wagers her life on pledging allegiance. None of them seeks mere romance.

Then I’ll offer the realm as the bride price and the Han throne as our pact.

Once I’ve swept across the world, I’ll ask my beloveds:

“Back then, you wanted the honor of helping a ruler ascend. Now I want your true heart. Will you give it to me?”

This is not a brainless power fantasy. If that bothers you, don’t read. It has a golden finger and multiple heroines.