Three Kingdoms: I Train Attributes in Shu Han to Become a Villain

He is a descendant of Kou Xun, a founding hero of the Eastern Han; the adopted son of Emperor Zhaolie of Han; the Prince of Xiangyang; and the grand general who commands the empire's armies. He deposes emperors, leads troops into battle, and kills ministers with his sword in court. In the eyes of the world, he is a rare villain among a group of idealists. He is the Han's Martial and Tyrannical King, a man more complex than Cao Mengde...

He is Liu Feng, who transmigrates to the year 206 and seizes power. He holds Cao Cao at bay in the north, intimidates Sun Quan in the east, pacifies Meng Huo in the south, and allies with the Qiang and Hu peoples in the west.

Years later, Liu Feng leads Jingzhou's troops toward Wan and Luoyang, while the Chancellor takes the forces of Yizhou through the Qin River Valley. Their two armies advance together, heading straight for Chang'an...

“Chancellor, I'm here. This time, I won't let you spend your whole life without reaching our Han dynasty's former capital. Chancellor, wait for me...”