Three Kingdoms: I Stockpiled Grain, and at Last the Yellow Turbans Rebelled

In the first year of the Xiping era, the powerful eunuch Wang Fu falsely accused Liu Kui, the Bohai Prince and younger brother of Emperor Huan, of plotting rebellion. Liu Kui killed himself in prison, and over a hundred members of his household were unjustly put to death. The Kingdom of Bohai was abolished, but his young son Liu Qing escaped the same fate due to illness.

In the seventh year of the Guanghe era, the Yellow Turban Rebellion broke out.

With ten thousand shi of grain as his foundation, Liu Qing recruits local militia, raises an army, and campaigns across the provinces. He pacifies the Xianbei, destroys the Xiongnu, and guards the northern frontier.

As chaos engulfs the Central Plains, Liu Qing leads his iron cavalry south…

Liu Bei: Liu Qing is extraordinarily brave and unmatched in benevolence and righteousness. He should be a role model for us all!

Cao Cao: Without Liu Qing, who knows how many would claim the title of king or emperor in this world!

Sun Ce: I cannot match Liu Qing's bravery. Zhongmou must never make an enemy of him!

Liu Qing: I've spent my whole life fighting. Can't I enjoy myself for once?