[Three Kingdoms] Extending the Han

According to the Book of the Later Han, Liu Chong, Prince of Chen, was a peerless martial artist and a skilled crossbowman who could hit the mark ten times out of ten. While the other princes and nobles were so poor they could barely afford food and were even forced to wander from place to place, only the State of Chen was prosperous and wealthy, with a powerful army.

A man like him could have joined the contest for supremacy during the Three Kingdoms era and become a second Liu Xiu, restoring the Han dynasty. But fate had other plans. In 197 AD, Liu Chong, Prince of Chen, was assassinated by a hitman sent by Yuan Shu, and his family was destroyed.

Liu Yun, who had transmigrated into the heir of Prince Chen and was about to see his entire family wiped out: ...

Anyone who wanted to touch his father would first have to answer to the improved crossbow in his hands!

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Liu Yun had been cramming problems in the library day and night for ten days when his vision went black. He transmigrated to the late Eastern Han dynasty, bringing the San Dun University Online Library app with him.

In a time of chaos, members of the imperial clan were worth little. To survive, Liu Yun studied tirelessly, developed his territory, and recruited talented people from all over.

Territory? Take it!

Infrastructure? Build it!

Talent? Recruit it!

Before he knew it, he had become the greatest regional power and laid claim to the Central Plains.

The Monthly Appraisal: Your Majesty, what are your thoughts?

Liu Yun: I love studying. (Seriously.)

(Note: Liu Chong, Prince of Chen, was a great-grandson of Emperor Ming of Han, Liu Zhuang, and the sixth prince of the State of Chen. He was a real historical figure.)

-About this novel-

1. The male lead has no romantic pairing. His cheat is powerful. There are no romance plotlines.

2. A story about conquest and infrastructure development. The level of development will follow the logic of the period as closely as possible.

3. The setting draws on Records of the Three Kingdoms, the Book of the Later Han, and other sources, but this novel takes place in an alternate Three Kingdoms world.

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※Upcoming novel: Qin Shi Huang, My Dad, Is Nine This Year

Prince Zhan of Qin transmigrated into the modern era at the age of ten. He went through the college entrance exams, graduate school, and a job search, eventually becoming a math teacher at an ordinary university.

At twenty-five, Ying Zhan had just paid the down payment on a house when his vision went black and he transmigrated back to the Qin dynasty, into his original body.

As soon as he opened his eyes, he saw guards surrounding the palace and killing people indiscriminately. Hu Hai, the good younger brother from his previous life, was slaughtering his siblings, nieces, and nephews to the last one.

Ying Zhan: ...

Fortunately, he was still alive. Unfortunately, Hu Hai had already killed 32 people, and he was the last one about to be brutally murdered.

This was absurd.

Ying Zhan made a desperate escape, saving a boy who clearly seemed to be related to him by blood before he fled.

The boy looked a lot like his own taciturn old father, but was much cuter.

A few years later, when the boy began to look more and more like Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zhan finally realized something was wrong.

"What's A Zheng's full name?"

"His surname is Ying, and his given name is Zheng."

After Qin Shi Huang passed away, he woke up once more in the body of a nine-year-old.

By day, he was the nine-year-old grandson of the King of Qin who had just escaped from the palace. At night, his adult memories returned, allowing him to plan from his tent and hold fast to his lofty ambitions.

The one who took him out of the city was his sixteenth son, Zhan, who had suffered from a dissociative illness at the age of ten and become dull and vacant. Now that the illness was cured, he spent all day muttering things like, "I want fried chicken," "Get me a bowl of beef and potatoes," and "I miss chili powder," saying all sorts of incomprehensible things.

He watched his sixteenth son's strange behavior coldly, thinking the boy was beyond help and would remain slow-witted even after his soul returned. But he never expected that all those wild ideas would actually become reality.

Farm tools that benefited the people, smelting techniques that improved the value for money of weapons, and horse-raising and breeding methods that offered high returns for low investment...

Qin Shi Huang was moved. He decided to take his sixteenth son with him and reclaim the lands of Qin, step by step.

Years later, with their great enterprise rebuilt, Qin Shi Huang gazed across the vast mountains and rivers and began to consider the question he had ignored for so long:

My sixteenth son, Ying Zhan, has always thought I was his son. How am I supposed to tell Ying Zhan that I'm not his son, but his imperial father?

* Infrastructure and conquest. Starting from nothing after losing everything, each thinking the other is his son (no).

* Ying Zhan takes care of the child (as his father), while Qin Shi Huang teaches his son.

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Theme: Learning makes people strong