Three Kingdoms: I Deserve This Reward for My Merits in Several Battles

In the first year of Yongchu, general Qu Yi was reborn under Han Fu, the censor of Jizhou. He knew his end: in the second year of Chuping, he realized that Han Fu was indecisive and could not achieve great things, so he betrayed Han Fu and joined Bohai Governor Yuan Shao. He made great contributions to the capture of Jizhou. After the Battle of Jieqiao, he also experienced many military exploits. However, due to pride, indulgence and evil intentions, he was eventually killed. Having read about the Three Kingdoms once, he decided not to be subordinate to others in this life, to win over the civil and military forces, to separate one side, to conquer the south and the north, and to achieve great things. At the beginning, he supported his own troops and subdued Han Fu's subordinates and generals. He forced Han Fu to surrender to Jizhou as pastor, secretly killed Yuan Shao, recruited troops, and used Jizhou, a rich land, to enrich the country and strengthen the army. He forced Liu Yu, the descendant of Liu Qiang, Prince Gong of the East China Sea, to proclaim himself the new emperor. He conquered Liang in the east, conquered Qingxu in the west, separated himself from one side, and marched south to Luoyang, finally unifying the world and making a name for himself in the world.