Super God Three Kingdoms: Dong Zhuo, Loyal Minister of the Han

After transmigrating into the chaos of the late Han, Liu Yang awakens in Dong Zhuo’s body, takes control of the chancellor’s authority, and bears a name reviled for all eternity.

Everyone condemns him for corrupting the imperial harem, seizing its women, bullying the emperor, and dominating the court, calling him a treacherous minister who has thrown the Han into chaos.

So many warlords pose as virtuous men, spouting lofty ideals about the people while pursuing their own selfish desires in private, all the while chasing fame and trying to whitewash their reputations.

Liu Yang is never like that.

He openly admits his lust for beauty, his hunger for power, and his enjoyment of conquest. He never pretends, never tries to clear his name, and never uses the people as a cover for his own desires.

He cares for the people of the realm, pacifies the wars raging in every direction, enacts sound policies to abolish slavery, keeps Cao Cao and Yuan Shao in check, and secures the foundations of the Han, delivering tangible results at every turn.

He owes no loyalty to the cowardly, inept emperor Liu Xie, nor does he uphold decayed old rites and traditions. All his life, he serves only the people of the realm and protects the lands of the Han.

No System, no mindless cheat powers, no brainless steamrolling of opponents.

Only court intrigue, the calculations of powerful clans, and strategic maneuvering through a chaotic age.

He will not pose as a virtuous sage. He will be a pillar in a troubled age, using his power and his infamous name to protect the countless people and preserve the Han dynasty for generations to come.