Three Kingdoms: The Han Emperor’s Uncle, with the Overlord Template from the Start

He transmigrates to the end of the Eastern Han dynasty. Liu Yuan becomes a descendant of Emperor Xiaojing and an imperial uncle of the Han. The Yellow Turban Rebellion is underway. Emperor Liu Hong issues an edict abolishing the provinces and appointing regional governors. Local strongmen raise troops to strengthen themselves, and provincial governors take charge of both military and civil affairs in their territories. Liu Yuan rises to power in Yingchuan, in Yuzhou, a land rich in talent. He recruits the fierce generals Dian Wei and Xu Chu, the strategist Xi Zhicai, members of the Xun clan, and other outstanding figures from across the realm. At the same time, he activates the System and gains Xiang Yu’s Conqueror template. As chaos engulfs the realm, Liu Yuan leads a million soldiers and civilians from Yuzhou into Luoyang. He is granted the rank of a first-class prince, rules over three provinces, and wields overwhelming power! … Many years later. Emperor Liu Hong: “You are a kinsman of the imperial house. Protecting the Han dynasty is your duty!” General Cao Cao, Commander-in-Chief of the Western Campaign: “The Han has Imperial Uncle Liu, bearer of the imperial seal and commander of three hundred thousand troops. Who would dare rebel?” Liu Bei: “I am a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan. Liu Bozhao, we share the same lineage!” Liu Yuan: “Get lost!”