Rolling Through the Three Kingdoms: I, Liao Hua, Will Change the Fate of the Eastern Han

As I write this, I am overwhelmed with emotions! I never imagined that the novel I poured my heart and soul into would receive such a dismal response. I wanted to cut the book, but it was my own work after all, and I really couldn't bear to part with it. I consider my work to have a strong start and a strong finish. I hope everyone likes it. And hopefully, one day it will have a chance to become popular again. I sincerely thank each and every reader. Thank you!

I hope that readers who like Zhao Yun will not criticize me. According to historical records of the Three Kingdoms period, Zhao Yun was indeed not famous among the warlords at this time, nor had he made any military achievements. This is true; anyone interested can look it up.

The first few chapters are all about explaining the situation of the world after the Suanzao Alliance. From this chapter onward, Liao Hua truly begins his path to conquering the world. Stay tuned!

I'm really angry about this part of the book. Dong Zhuo's usurpation of power was initially saved by Wang Yun, but he was also the one who ruthlessly extinguished the last vestige of hope for the Han dynasty. This reminds me of an old saying: "Success and failure both stemmed from Xiao He." Therefore, my chapter title is: Success and failure both due to Wang Yun!

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This is a battle that few people pay attention to. I simply transplanted this story onto Liao Hua. Perhaps this is what they call the protagonist's halo? I hope everyone can accept it.

I understand that some readers have different opinions about my description of Liu Bei. In fact, Luo Guanzhong portrayed Liu Bei in a way that elevates him while belittling Cao Cao and Sun Quan in *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*. This gives the impression that Liu Bei was benevolent, kind, and exceptionally loyal.

I know this chapter might be difficult for readers who are fans of the Three Kingdoms to accept. The reason I arranged the plot this way is... First, Yu Du and Wang Dang were indeed historical figures, but they were generals of the Yellow Turban Rebellion. In this book, I have them both recruited by Liao Hua. Historical records indicate that both of them were among the most valiant generals.

Enjoy reading this lighthearted story; don't take it too seriously. Romance of the Three Kingdoms isn't historical fact either; it's just a fictional tale. Please don't take it too literally. Thank you! (*≧∪≦) [Emoji][Emoji]

The alliance of eighteen warlords at Suanzao is about to erupt in a fierce battle against Dong Zhuo. Please follow, donate, and like!