Liu Xie, the last emperor of the Three Kingdoms, is a martial arts grandmaster who transmigrates into his own body.
The traitor Dong Zhuo monopolizes power, and the officials weep through the night until dawn, then from dawn until night.
What can he do when he has no one to rely on?
He saves Cao Mengde, who failed to assassinate Dong Zhuo, and immediately appoints him General-in-Chief.
What can he do when he cannot even protect himself?
He draws on the martial arts knowledge from his previous life and comprehends a cultivation technique based on dual cultivation.
As long as he practices dual cultivation, he becomes stronger.
And so!
Xiao Qiao: "Your Majesty, you are not allowed to visit my sister tonight!"
Da Qiao: "Your Majesty, you must come to my chambers tonight!"
Liu Xie grins. "How about... both of you?"
The great warlord Cao Mengde: "I shall conquer the nine provinces in the Son of Heaven's name. I, Cao Cao, am invincible!"
Sun Zhongmou, who rules the southeast: "My sister Shangxiang, hurry and beg His Majesty to recall the ironclad warships! I, Sun Quan, will serve the Han Dynasty forever!"
Liu Xuande, peerlessly benevolent and righteous: "Your Majesty, spare me! I, Bei, am a descendant of Prince Jing of Zhongshan..."
From then on, brilliant ministers and mighty generals flock to his side. The Han spirit shines brightly, its might reaching every corner of the realm, until the Han banners sweep across the world and unite it!
[Romance] [Wild Ideas] [Conquest] [Political Intrigue] [Cunning Schemes] [Smart Characters] [Skilled in Both Letters and Arms] [Martial Arts] [Cao the Adulterer] [Liu Bei] [No Annoying Plot Twists or Frustrating Angst]
It's really not a good story. If it had to follow the historical narrative, Dong Zhuo would be dead, and the Emperor would have no internal enemies except for the 18 warlords. They would be attacking Hulao Pass under the pretense that the Emperor was being held hostage.
It seems the author knows nothing and is just making assumptions. Regarding military matters, if you can't write about them, don't go into such detail! Just focus on controlling the overall situation and let Cao Cao handle that! Instead, you go and make specific arrangements, which is full of loopholes!
The first half was well-written, but the second half was unreadable.
The names are misspelled, and if you can't write the plot points correctly, then write less. Inconsistencies greatly affect the viewing experience. Since some events have been changed, stick to the changed versions and avoid making mistakes again. Everything else is fine.
Seeing this made me download the Three Kingdoms Kill game again.
This book has a captivating plot and is beautifully written; it's definitely worth reading.
No updates in so long? Was it left unfinished?
Well, it's a bit too modern.
Why have you stopped updating? It's very well written!
This book is really well written; the author is very diligent, updating three times a day. Anyone want to recommend it?