The Three Kingdoms: A Lord's Check-In System

In 189 AD, Emperor Ling of Han, Liu Hong, died. The conflict between Grand General He Jin and the Ten Attendants reached its peak, and the Ten Attendants had He Jin killed. After He Jin’s death, the Ten Attendants feared retaliation from his followers, so they decided to take Liu Xie, the Prince of Chenliu, hostage, hoping to keep He Jin’s followers from acting rashly. But Liu Xie was actually an insanely overpowered transmigrator with the strongest sign-in System. Liu Xie has been signing in for nine years. The System issues a mandatory mission: before reaching ten years of sign-ins, he must unite the Three Kingdoms, or he will lose all the rewards he has obtained through sign-ins and permanently lose the System. After that, Liu Xie produces the late emperor’s edict, deposes Liu Bian, ascends the throne, and prepares to proclaim himself emperor. He also wins the allegiance of Cao Cao, Huangfu Song, Yuan Shao, Lu Zhi, and others.