Transmigrated as Liu Bian, but It's a Bizarre Three Kingdoms

One moment, he transmigrates, and the next, he has unfortunately become Liu Bian, the young emperor of the late Eastern Han who died young. He has six years left before the fatal calamity history has in store for him.

Before he can even lament his fate, he realizes that something seems very wrong with this Eastern Han dynasty

The Great Sage Zhang Jiao stakes his life on one last gamble, severing the Han dynasty's dragon vein and returning the people's will to the people, wishing for everyone to become a dragon;

Half of Qingzhou falls into ruin, becoming a strange domain that disappears from the eyes of the world, nowhere to be found;

Generals are as powerful as demons descended from the heavens, while strategists can truly fan their feathered fans and reduce enemy ships to ashes. Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, the Sun father and son... Every last one of them is a handful!

Liu Bian stares in speechless disbelief at the golden finger in his mind, which supposedly can help him avoid misfortune, control the strange and evil, create a separate incarnation of himself, and change other people's fortunes. Why would an imperial prince need this kind of fortune-teller's skill?!

Years later, Liu Bian gazes down from behind his imperial crown at Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Quan, and a whole host of civil officials and military generals, then speaks with the voice of the great philosopher Wang: "This is amazing!"

[Important notes]

1. This story references works such as Records of the Three Kingdoms and Romance of the Three Kingdoms, but takes place in a fictional world. The timeline does not strictly follow historical records, and the language and forms of address do not always fit the period. Much of the story is fictional, so please don't overanalyze it as if it were historical fiction.

2. The references to the Eight Trigrams and their divinations are purely my personal interpretations, or even misinterpretations. Please don't take them seriously or believe them.

3. This story mixes serious drama with comedic asides. The characters' intelligence is capped at the author's intelligence, so please don't expect too much.

Theme: Wherever the sun and moon shine, wherever rivers flow, all is Han land.