The Young Emperor of the Han Dynasty: Summons All the Heavenly Generals to Recreate the Great Han Dynasty

Modern young people who are familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms wake up with the spirit of Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty who was only fourteen years old. At this time, Luoyang was in chaos, and Dong Zhuo entered the city with his cavalry. He had been deprived of the throne and was under house arrest in the palace. His younger brother Liu Xie was made a puppet to serve as emperor, and his life was at risk. In times of despair, the summoning system of the generals from the heavens is bound. As long as you stick to the Han Dynasty and quell the chaos, you can summon famous ministers and generals throughout the ages to help. Knowing that Dong Zhuo was cruel, the princes had their own agendas, and the Han Dynasty was about to fall apart, Liu Bian changed his original owner's cowardly and incompetent nature, pretended to be paralyzed by Dong Zhuo, and used the system to summon loyal guards and low-level advisers for the first time. He secretly contacted the remaining eunuchs in the palace and the old troops loyal to the He family, and planned to escape from Luoyang. After luckily escaping, Liu Bian did not defect to any princes, but chose to occupy a small border town as his base. He relied on the capable ministers he summoned to rectify people's livelihood, reclaim farmland, and forge ordnance. Famous generals from past dynasties trained new armies and built their own elite troops. The princes from all walks of life despised the deposed emperor who had no troops and no land. They only regarded him as a cover that could be manipulated at will, and repeatedly tested, suppressed and annexed his territory. While Liu Bian took advantage of the conflicts among the princes to join forces and weaken the strength of the heroes, he continued to summon top talents. In the end, he led his army to wipe out all the separatist princes, broke through the capitals of all parties, ended decades of warlord wars, established the capital in Luoyang, reformed the long-standing abuses of land, officialdom, and taxation systems in the Eastern Han Dynasty, recuperated, expanded territory, and established a new Han Dynasty that far surpassed the prosperous days of the Western Han and Eastern Han Dynasties. He became a generation of ZTE emperors who rebuilt the Han Dynasty.

Modern young people who are familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms wake up with the spirit of Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty who was only fourteen years old. At this time, Luoyang was in chaos, and Dong Zhuo entered the city with his cavalry. He had been deprived of the throne and was under house arrest in the palace. His younger brother Liu Xie was made a puppet to serve as emperor, and his life was at risk. In times of despair, the summoning system of the generals from the heavens is bound. As long as you stick to the Han Dynasty and quell the chaos, you can summon famous ministers and generals throughout the ages to help. Knowing that Dong Zhuo was cruel, the princes had their own agendas, and the Han Dynasty was about to fall apart, Liu Bian changed his original owner's cowardly and incompetent nature, pretended to be paralyzed by Dong Zhuo, and used the system to summon loyal guards and low-level advisers for the first time. He secretly contacted the remaining eunuchs in the palace and the old troops loyal to the He family, and planned to escape from Luoyang. After luckily escaping, Liu Bian did not defect to any princes, but chose to occupy a small border town as his base. He relied on the capable ministers he summoned to rectify people's livelihood, reclaim farmland, and forge ordnance. Famous generals from past dynasties trained new armies and built their own elite troops. The princes from all walks of life despised the deposed emperor who had no troops and no land. They only regarded him as a cover that could be manipulated at will, and repeatedly tested, suppressed and annexed his territory. While Liu Bian took advantage of the conflicts among the princes to join forces and weaken the strength of the heroes, he continued to summon top talents. In the end, he led his army to wipe out all the separatist princes, broke through the capitals of all parties, ended decades of warlord wars, established the capital in Luoyang, reformed the long-standing abuses of land, officialdom, and taxation systems in the Eastern Han Dynasty, recuperated, expanded territory, and established a new Han Dynasty that far surpassed the prosperous days of the Western Han and Eastern Han Dynasties. He became a generation of ZTE emperors who rebuilt the Han Dynasty.

Modern young people who are familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms wake up with the spirit of Liu Bian, the young emperor of the Han Dynasty who was only fourteen years old. At this time, Luoyang was in chaos, and Dong Zhuo entered the city with his cavalry. He had been deprived of the throne and was under house arrest in the palace. His younger brother Liu Xie was made a puppet to serve as emperor, and his life was at risk. In times of despair, the summoning system of the generals from the heavens is bound. As long as you stick to the Han Dynasty and quell the chaos, you can summon famous ministers and generals throughout the ages to help. Knowing that Dong Zhuo was cruel, the princes had their own agendas, and the Han Dynasty was about to fall apart, Liu Bian changed his original owner's cowardly and incompetent nature, pretended to be paralyzed by Dong Zhuo, and used the system to summon loyal guards and low-level advisers for the first time. He secretly contacted the remaining eunuchs in the palace and the old troops loyal to the He family, and planned to escape from Luoyang. After luckily escaping, Liu Bian did not defect to any princes, but chose to occupy a small border town as his base. He relied on the capable ministers he summoned to rectify people's livelihood, reclaim farmland, and forge ordnance. Famous generals from past dynasties trained new armies and built their own elite troops. The princes from all walks of life despised the deposed emperor who had no troops and no land. They only regarded him as a cover that could be manipulated at will, and repeatedly tested, suppressed and annexed his territory. While Liu Bian took advantage of the conflicts among the princes to join forces and weaken the strength of the heroes, he continued to summon top talents. In the end, he led his army to wipe out all the separatist princes, broke through the capitals of all parties, ended decades of warlord wars, established the capital in Luoyang, reformed the long-standing abuses of land, officialdom, and taxation systems in the Eastern Han Dynasty, recuperated, expanded territory, and established a new Han Dynasty that far surpassed the prosperous days of the Western Han and Eastern Han Dynasties. He became a generation of ZTE emperors who rebuilt the Han Dynasty.