Three Kingdoms: Stealing the Kingdom and the World

Every ambitious tycoon in the world will have his own excuse for raising an army: some people say they are doing justice for heaven, some people call them soldiers to serve the king, some people call them benevolent, righteous and moral, and some people call them relatives of the emperor. Liu Xuan was originally an ordinary thief, but everything he had was taken away by the Yellow Turban Rebellion. In grief and anger, Liu Xuan put aside his lowly status as a thief, put on the gorgeous cassock of benevolence, and became the non-existent Queen of Hanzhong Shanjing, the great-great-grandson of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Liu Bei and Liu Xuande! Cao Cao, the overlord who dares to be honest about his ambitions, Dong Zhuo, the thief who dares to do things that ordinary people dare not do, Sun Jian, the loyal thief who is sincerely loyal to the Han Dynasty, Kou Waner, the poisonous weed who will do whatever it takes to pursue his goals, Zhang Jiao, the tragic revolutionary who rules the world with chaos, Lu Bu, who is brave on the outside but clever and clever on the inside, all the princes of the world who secretly harbor treacherous intentions, and famous ministers and generals. Facing all kinds of powerful enemies, let's see how Liu Bei uses the "thief way" to steal the country! (Friends who read this book hope that they can temporarily put aside their prejudices about history and step into the new Three Kingdoms where 'bandits' are rampant!)