He transmigrates to the end of the Han dynasty and becomes Yuan Zhao, the eldest legitimate grandson of the Yuan clan.
From the start, He Jin is assassinated, while Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu are still hesitating. I set fire to the Qing Suo Gate and save the Grand General!
Dong Zhuo enters the capital and wants to depose the emperor?
I strike back and take his head!
Yuan Shao abandons me? Yuan Shu envies me?
From then on, Yuan Zhao gathers worthy talents and recruits fierce generals like Yu Jin, Zhang Liao, and Gao Shun.
He brings together strategists like Xun Yu, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, and Fa Zheng.
Amid the chaos, he forges a golden age of his own!
Yuan Shao: Hanzhang! You’ve ruined me!
Yuan Shu: With a prodigy like him, I have no chance left!
Cao Cao: If Cao had to be born, why was Zhao born too!
Liu Bei: The Han dynasty is doomed!
Zhen Mi: Your Majesty, it’s time to rest...
(The story largely follows historical records, with a few elements borrowed from Romance of the Three Kingdoms and some popular tales.)
I am following both of the author's books. They are very good. Come on.
The paragraph in Chapter 37 is so pure that a rich man will not understand it even if he is sitting in court.