Three Kingdoms: King Liu Chen of Qin Controlled the World's Soldiers and Horses

As the Three Kingdoms era comes to an end, Liu Chen, who would have killed his wife and son, unexpectedly gets the memory of another life, and from then on begins the great cause of saving the man and himself. At his feet, Huang Hao, the great eunuch who was greedy for power and harmed the country, had to be killed at his neck, and Sima Zhao, whose intentions were known to everyone, also had to surrender. As a concubine prince, how could a sixteen-year-old boy go through such a journey of defiance? His high achievements certainly shocked the emperor. Fortunately, his father was Liu Chan, a famous benevolent king in later generations, so the government and the public were stable, and his father was kind and his son was filial. Liu Chen was granted the title of King of Qin, with the title of "Jiejie Yue", the commander-in-chief of all Chinese and foreign military affairs, and the opening ceremony of the imperial palace with the three divisions. Let's look at the remaining glory of these four hundred years of Han Dynasty, once again glorious and great in my hands, Liu Chen.