[Three Kingdoms] Taking the Han Dynasty Hostage

Zhu Che is young but already holds a high position. His background is shrouded in mystery, and he is the most talked-about figure at court. Question: What is the highest realm of a powerful minister? Answer: Everyone at court knows you're holding the emperor hostage to command the feudal lords, but they can't find any evidence, and still have to work diligently to help advance your cause. Liu Xie: Chancellor Zhu is my teacher, imparting all his knowledge to me. Chancellor Zhu is also my enemy, a man brimming with ambition. Cao A-Man: Once, I had the chance to hold the emperor hostage and command the feudal lords, but I failed to cherish it. Now all I can do is serve in court alongside that treacherous, cunning scoundrel Zhu Che, swallowing my disgust as I match wits with him... Sigh! Another day of doing everything I can to defend the Han dynasty and serve the realm. Li Ru: Chancellor Zhu is upright and kind, broad-minded, far-sighted, and devoted to the realm. He is a man of true sincerity! Xun Yu: Chancellor Zhu is experienced and calculating, and leaves no trace in his dealings. His tastes are extravagant, and his character is hard to describe... but at least he puts the greater good first. Cai Yan: Chancellor Zhu's moods are hard to read, yet he is truly Wenji's kindred spirit. The rumors about him must be false. Guo Jia: My lord, come rescue me! I've discovered Zhu Che's secret, and he's about to silence me! Zhu Che: I really am just trying to put food on the table. Reader's Guide 1. Zhu Che is a transmigrator, an ordinary person with no cheat ability. He isn't charming or powerful (in his own opinion), won't support the Han dynasty, and will seize the throne. Please don't nitpick the history. 2. Zhu Che has all the traits of a villain (?) and does everything for a living and his own enjoyment. In his own opinion, he has no selfless desire to bring peace to the realm. Blurb to be revised, screenshot taken on 2022-05-25 Theme: The history of the Chinese nation is written in blood and tears, a history of foreign invasions.