The Tyrant of the Han Dynasty in Mythical Three Kingdoms

[The late Eastern Han Dynasty, mythological background. Emperor's Way: Protect the body with Qi, and those who have obtained the essence will speak the Dharma accordingly. Military saying: A strong general with a hundred cavalry can defeat a battalion, and a handsome man can decide the outcome in one battle. Wen Dao: Although a debater has no power to tie a chicken, his three-inch golden tongue can still pierce the heart! Feng Yue said: A beautiful woman's dance can refresh or enchant the soul; a music girl's song can make thousands of troops high-spirited. … Beauty gains characteristics, a country gains fortune, and a doomsday regime can also be reborn! In the fifth year of Zhongping, he traveled through time and became Liu Hao, the eldest son of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty who should have died young. He held the [Emperor's Platform] in his hand and began a violent and domineering life. Tyrant? Oh, I just want to be a great tyrant! … The tyrant's first step is to send the Spirit Emperor back to the west and take over the great treasure! (This book will have a large number of illustrations, including main characters, maps, etc.)