Three Kingdoms: It Begins With a Betrothal to the Zhen Family

(This book has no gunpowder, airplanes, cannons, or other advanced technology. Readers who demand strict historical accuracy, please read Records of the Three Kingdoms instead.) Liu He transmigrates as Liu Yu’s son. The System says he must get engaged to activate it, so he arranges five betrothals and poaches renowned ministers and fierce generals from all sides. With the Xianbei besieging the city and Liu Yu gravely ill and near death, Liu He takes command of the army in his father’s place, defeats the Xianbei twice, and returns with ten thousand heads. Using water-powered forging, cold-forging techniques, and knowledge provided by the System, he fights his way from an abandoned border county back to the Central Plains. A chaotic age is coming. I, Liu He, will be the one to bring the realm together. In this life, I will extend the Han dynasty for another four hundred years. Wherever my horses tread is Han territory; wherever my banners point, all will serve the Han.