Three Kingdoms, I, Liu Qi, Prospered the Han Dynasty

Liu Qi, a senior high school student, woke up and found that he had become Liu Xie, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty - the most unlucky man in the Three Kingdoms and the eleven-year-old puppet emperor. At this time, Dong Zhuo had just died, and the people in Chang'an were cheering loudly, but the Xiliang army was watching with eager eyes. In another six months, Li Jue and Guo Si's 100,000 cavalry broke through Chang'an; in two years, Cao Cao threatened the emperor and ordered the princes; after that, there would be decades of imprisonment, Zen status, and death. He knew the script by heart, but he didn't want to act. Lu Bu had just made great achievements, but before he could float away, he was pressed to death in Chang'an. Wang Yun is arrogant and needs to be beaten. Li Jue and Guo Si want to rebel? Then let them bite each other. Is Jia Xu a poisonous person? In troubled times, it would be good medicine to revive the Han Dynasty. Zhao Yun was about to get cold at Gongsun Zan's place, so he dug him over. Xu Huang was still working as a minor official under Yang Feng and was cut off. Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were still in their developmental stage, so they were crushed to death one by one before they grew up. The trajectory of history was shattered by him. The princes were confused, the counselors were stupid, and Lu Bu couldn't figure it out - how could this eleven-year-old Majesty know everything? Liu Qi knocked on the dragon chair and grinned: You play according to the history book, and I will play according to the strategy. This round, restart.