Three Kingdoms: I, Liu Qi, Will Revive the Han Dynasty Three Times

Liu Qi, a high school senior, woke up as Emperor Xian of Han, Liu Xie, the Three Kingdoms' unluckiest man and an eleven-year-old puppet ruler. Dong Zhuo had just died. The people of Chang'an were cheering at the top of their lungs, but the Xiliang Army was watching like a predator. In six months, Li Jue and Guo Si's hundred thousand cavalry would storm Chang'an. Two years after that, Cao Cao would control the emperor and command the lords. Then would come decades of captivity, abdication, and a death sentence. He knew the script by heart, but he didn't want to play along. Lü Bu had just scored a major victory and hadn't gotten carried away yet, so Liu Qi would take him out in Chang'an first. Wang Yun was too full of himself and needed to be put in his place. Li Jue and Guo Si wanted to rebel? Then he'd make them turn on each other. Jia Xu was a poison-tongued schemer? In troubled times, anyone who could restore the Han dynasty was good medicine. Zhao Yun was wasting away under Gongsun Zan, so Liu Qi would recruit him. Xu Huang was still a minor officer under Yang Feng, so he'd poach him. Cao Cao and Yuan Shao were still growing in power, so he'd crush them one by one before they got too big. He threw history completely off course. The lords were baffled, the strategists were dumbfounded, and even Lü Bu was at a loss. How could an eleven-year-old emperor know everything? Liu Qi tapped the dragon throne and grinned. “You can follow the history books. I'll play with a walkthrough. This round starts over.”