Three Kingdoms: Let Yuan Shen Be Great Again

In the fourth year of Jian'an, Yuan Yao transmigrated to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty and became the crown prince of the beleaguered Zhong dynasty.

Looking at his cheap father, abandoned by all and trapped in Shouchun, who was about to be unable to afford even a cup of honeyed water, Yuan Yao took a deep breath.

“The Imperial Jade Seal? Four generations of high-ranking officials? None of that can save the Yuan family.”

“I can!”

From then on, Yuan Yao began a seemingly impossible campaign of meticulous maneuvering to change his fate:

He reorganized Huainan’s corrupt government and intercepted the lords advancing from every direction.

He gathered refugees, reclaimed farmland, trained elite troops, and curbed the powerful clans.

Just before the great ship began to founder and collapse, he quietly laid out a different game.

Records of Heroes at the End of the Han: “Yao was the son of Shu. As Shu neared his end, Yao suddenly showed insight, reorganized the army and government, and won the people’s hearts, turning danger into safety. People of the time found him remarkable.”

Only Yuan Yao knew the truth: with nowhere left to retreat, he had simply decided to stand his ground.

The son of a usurping emperor had only two choices: perish with his state, or show the world that

“Steal a hook and you are executed; steal a state and you become a lord!”